Part of ES-02 — Current Electricity

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  1. Electric current I = _____ = neAvd. [Q/t]
  2. The SI unit of electric current is _____. [ampere]
  3. Drift velocity vd = _____ m = _____. [eEτ/; I/(neA)]
  4. The relaxation time τ has SI unit _____. [second (s)]
  5. Current density J = I/A = nevd = _____. [σE]
  6. Ohm's law: V = _____. [IR]
  7. Resistance R = _____/A (in terms of resistivity). [ρl]
  8. Resistivity ρ = _____ × l (in terms of R). [RA/]
  9. Conductivity σ = 1/_____. [ρ]
  10. The dimensional formula of resistance is _____. [[ML^{2}$$T^{-3}$$A^{-2}]]
  11. For a metallic conductor, R = R0R_{0}(1 + _____). [αΔT\Delta T]
  12. For metals, temperature coefficient α is _____ (positive/negative). [positive]
  13. For semiconductors, α is _____, meaning R _____ with temperature. [negative; decreases]
  14. Power P = VI = R = V2V^{2}/. [I2I^{2}; R]
  15. The condition for maximum power transfer from cell to external load is R = _____. [r]
  16. At maximum power transfer, P_max = _____. [ε^{2}/(4r)]
  17. Kirchhoff's junction rule: Σ_____ = 0 at any node. [I]
  18. Kirchhoff's loop rule is based on conservation of _____. [energy]
  19. Traversing a resistor against current direction in KVL gives _____. [+IR]
  20. Wheatstone bridge balance condition: P/Q = _____. [R/S]
  21. At balance in a Wheatstone bridge, galvanometer current I_G = _____. [0]
  22. Metre bridge formula: R/S = _____, where l is balance length in cm. [l/(100−l)]
  23. If balance length is l, interchanging R and S gives new balance length _____. [100−l]
  24. Potentiometer: ε_{1}/ε_{2} = ___. [l{1}/l{2}]
  25. Potentiometer measures _____ EMF (true/terminal). [true]
  26. Internal resistance by potentiometer: r = R(_____)/l_{2}. [l_{1}−l_{2}]
  27. When a cell is short-circuited, its terminal voltage = _____. [0]
  28. During charging, terminal voltage V = _____. [ε + Ir]
  29. The heat produced by current in Joule's law is H = _____. [I2I^{2}Rt]
  30. Alloys like manganin have very _____ temperature coefficient, making them suitable for standard resistors. [small]

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