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I. Circuit A. Define Circuit

The document defines a circuit as a closed path that allows electricity to flow unimpeded between points. It discusses types of simple circuits including series, parallel, and series-parallel circuits. For each type, it describes how to draw schematic diagrams and wiring diagrams and label their parts. The document also discusses the relationships between voltage, current, and resistance in series, parallel, and series-parallel circuits and defines various technical terms related to circuits.

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I. Circuit A. Define Circuit

The document defines a circuit as a closed path that allows electricity to flow unimpeded between points. It discusses types of simple circuits including series, parallel, and series-parallel circuits. For each type, it describes how to draw schematic diagrams and wiring diagrams and label their parts. The document also discusses the relationships between voltage, current, and resistance in series, parallel, and series-parallel circuits and defines various technical terms related to circuits.

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I.

Circuit
A. Define Circuit
Circuit is a closed path that allows electricity to flow from one point to another. It may
include various electrical components, such as transistors, resistors, and capacitors, but the
flow is unimpeded by a gap or break in the circuit.

B. Part

s of Circuit

C. Discuss
 Complete circuit
 Open circuit
 Closed circuit
 Short circuit
 Grounded circuit
II. Types of simple circuit
a. Series
 Define
 Draw Schematic diagram and label its parts
 Draw picture and wiring diagram and label its parts

b. Parallel
 Define
 Draw Schematic diagram and label its parts
 Draw picture and wiring diagram and label its parts

c. Series parallel circuit


 Define
 Draw Schematic diagram and label its parts
 Draw picture and wiring diagram and label its parts

III. Discuss the relationship of voltage, current, and resistant, indicate the simple formula in finding
voltage, current and resistant in every type.
a. Series circuit
b. Parallel circuit
c. Series parallel circuit

IV. References:

IV. Definition of terms/Technical terms

 Voltage
 Resistance
 Current
 Ampere
 Ohms
 Volts
 Schematic Diagram
 Block diagram
 Wiring diagram
 Inductor
 Conductor
 Insulator
 Semi-Conductor
 Multi-tester
 Voltmeter
 Ammeter
 Ohmmeter
 VOHM
 Voltage load
 Voltage source
 AC
 DC
 Cut off state
 Positive terminal/line/charge
 Negative terminal/line/charge
 Switch
 Fuse
 EMB
 Power
 Watts
 AC source
 DC source

References:

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