
Electrodynamics
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Electrodinámica: parte 1
Bloque 3 / Semana 14
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✔ Conocer y demostrar la ley de Ohm y la relación con la resistencia eléctrica.
✔ Revisión analítica y conceptual de la ley de Joule y su relación con el campo eléctrico.
✔ Resolución de problemas.
Objetivo
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Subtemas
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Potencial eléctrico.
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Energía potencial.
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Corriente eléctrica.
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Resistencia.
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Ley de Ohm.
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Warmup: Electric Potential
In your notebook, list 6 things you consider using the term voltage.
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Applications
●Batteries
●Generators
●Transformers
Image: Picture of a real-life application of electric
potential such as a power plant.
Note: The images can be simple illustrations or real-life
photos that help visually represent the concept being
discussed on that slide.
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Multiple Select
Which is true?
Electric potential is a vector quantity
Electric field lines sometimes point in a direction of increasing potential and sometimes point in the direction of decreasing potential
The electron volt (eV) is a unit of force
Only differences in electric potential are meaningful - in principle, one can define the electric potential to be zero anywhere but usually pick a convenient point, often infinity
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Introduction
Definition of Electric Potential: The electric potential at a point in an electric field is defined as the amount of work done per unit charge to move the charge from infinity to that point.
Unit: Volt (V)
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Potential Energy
U = (K . Q . q ) / r
Electric Potential
V = (K . Q) / r
V = U / q
V = E . r
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Electric Field
The intensity of electric
field decrease as the
distance of electric
charge Q by distance r
Activity Enter the QR code and to open the electric potential simulation find the electric potential at different distances 10 cm, 20 cm, 30 cm, 50 cm 100 cm
Make a drawing of the situation.
Record each of the values.
Describe in a paragraph from your notebook what you observe and what you would use this knowledge for
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Multiple Choice
SI unit of measuring electric potential?
Coulomb (C)
Ampere (A)
Volt (V)
Newton (N)
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Multiple Choice
Are the batteries a technological product that arises from the knowledge of the electrical potential concept?
True
False
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Select
Choose the expressions to calculate the potential of a point charge.
V =qU
V = rk⋅Q
V = r2k⋅Q
V =q⋅E
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To finish,......
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Electric Potential
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Electric Potential
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Una carga de 5 μC se coloca en un determinado punto de un campo eléctrico y adquiere
una energía potencial de 8 × 10-5 J. ¿Cuál es el potencial eléctrico en ese punto?
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Calcular:
a) El potencial eléctrico en un punto A que se encuentra a 20 cm de una carga Q de -5
μC.
b) La energía potencial eléctrica si en el punto A se coloca una carga q de 8 μC.
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Electric Potential Difference
Definition:The electric potential difference between two
points in an electric field is defined as the work done per
unit charge to move the charge from one point to
another.
Formula: VB - VA = W/q
Unit: Volt (V)
Image: Picture of a battery or a voltage source
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Electric Potential Difference
Definition:The electric potential difference between two
points in an electric field is defined as the work done per
unit charge to move the charge from one point to
another.
Formula: VB - VA = W/q
Unit: Volt (V)
Image: Picture of a battery or a voltage source
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Electric Potential Energy
Definition:Electric potential energy of a charge q at a
point with potential V is defined as the work done to
move the charge from infinity to that point.
Formula: U = qV
Unit: Joule (J)
Image: Picture of a charged particle in an electric
field
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Electric current
Definition of Electric Current: The flow of electric
charge in a conductor is known as electric current.
Formula:I = ΔQ/Δt
Unit:Ampere (A)
Image: Picture of electric current flowing through a
wire
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Electric Current and Voltage
Definition: The relationship between electric current
and voltage is described by Ohm's Law: V = IR,
where V is the voltage, I is the current, and R is the
resistance of the conductor.
Image: Picture of a circuit with a battery, a wire, and
a resistor
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Types of Electric Current
Direct Current (DC): flow of electric charge in a
single, constant direction.
Alternating Current (AC): flow of electric charge
that periodically reverses direction.
Image: Picture showing the difference between DC
and AC
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Applications
Electromagnetic Devices: electric motors,
generators, transformers
Electronic Devices: computers, cell phones,
televisions
Image: Picture of a real-life application of electric
current such as a power plant
Note: The images can be simple illustrations or
real-life photos that help visually represent the
concept being discussed on that slide.
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Examples
Determine the intensity of the electric current in
a conductor when 75 coulombs flow through a
section of it in 0.5 h. Give the result in am-
peres and in milliamps.
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Resistance Electric
Definition of Electric Resistance: The opposition
offered by a material to the flow of electric current is
known as electric resistance.
Formula:R = V/I
Unit:Ohm (Ω)
Image: Picture of a resistor symbol.
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Factors affecting Electric Resistance
Material of the conductor: resistivity, temperature
Length of the conductor: longer conductors have
higher resistance
Cross-sectional area of the conductor: wider
conductors have lower resistance
Image: Picture showing the relationship between
resistivity, length, and cross-sectional area of a
conductor
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Ohm's Law
Definition: Ohm's Law states that the current
through a conductor between two points is directly
proportional to the voltage across the two points, and
inversely proportional to the resistance between
them.
Formula:V = IR
Image: Picture of a circuit with a battery, a wire, and
a resistor
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Applications
Electrical Devices: resistors, potentiometers,
rheostats
Circuit Analysis: determining current, voltage, and
power in a circuit
Image: Picture of a real-life application of electric
resistance such as a circuit board
Note: The images can be simple illustrations or
real-life photos that help visually represent the
concept being discussed on that slide.
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