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| Current travels in one direction for part of a cycle and the other direction for the remainder |
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| any material allowing the smooth flow of charged particles. |
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| the flow of electrons between two points of an electrical circuit |
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| The passage of charged particles on departing one atom from another |
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| Current flowing in only one acknowledged direction |
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| wires coiled to increase the power of magnetic fields. |
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| neagtive charge, orbit nucleus |
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| if there is a power surge the power goies to the ground |
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| The conceptual equivalent of resistance measured in ohms. Used in AC |
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| Nuetral element in an atoms nucleus |
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| the quantity of current floeing in a piece of wire is directly porportional to the amount of present voltage, wjile inversely proportional to the contributed resistance |
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| measure of the rate at which the energy in a system is expanded |
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| positively charged element in a nucleus |
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| the precise measure of electrical current a material will recieve |
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| confer circuits resistance. can be set or variable |
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| Root-Mean-Square, in an AC wave the strength rating averages at 120 volts. |
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| blueprint representation of electricities course through a plotted point |
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| one sine wave of AC. used in residential electrical outlets |
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| when an imbalance of positive and negative particles exist between two forms of matter |
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| feeds commercial institutions |
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| feeds equipment with the summed loads of two single phase lines |
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| Transform voltage by stepping AC voltage either up or down |
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| Transform voltage by stepping AC voltage either up or down |
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| Amplifies signals, acts as toggle switches in communication with other devices |
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