Circuits
Circuit rules about current and voltage in series and parallel
- Created by: Ice_Fox
- Created on: 10-08-21 15:40
Other questions in this quiz
2. What is the voltage supplied to a parallel circuit equal to?
- The voltage of one component only
- The voltage in each branch
- The voltage in 1 branch multiplied by the number of branches
- The sum of the voltage of all branches
3. The current at the start of a series circuit is the same as…?
- The current anywhere on the circuit
- 1/2 of the current after the 1st component
- The sum of the currents after each component
- Number of components
4. In a parallel circuit, the current supplied will…?
- Split equally between the loops
- Only go into 1 loop
- Remain the same (as the amount supplied) for all loops
- Always supply 1/2 the full amount to each loop
5. The voltage supplied in a series circuit is the same as…?
- The voltage at any point in the circuit
- The sum of all the components’ voltage
- The mean voltage of the components
- The voltage of 1 component multiplied by the number of components in the series
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