PHYSICS

(Subjects Duty English for Physics)

by :
AULYA NANDA PRAFITASARI (090210102086)

DEPARTEMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE EDUCATION

FACULTY OF TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF JEMBER
2011
 Ohm's Law

Barriers also called resistance or resistance is something that is often discussed in the field of
physics electronics. If the obstacle is enlarged, the strong currents will be reduced to a fixed
potential difference, so that it can be written,

Equation above shows that the resistance is inversely proportional to strong currents. From
it, if the value of a constant obstacle then the relationship between the strong currents and the
difference of potential is directly proportional, in other words the greater the potential
difference the greater the stronger the current. The mathematics can be written,

Merging the two equations can be written,

The equation above is called Ohm's law, with R is the resistance which is measured in ohms
is written in symbols (omega). Based on Ohm's law, 1 ohm is defined as the barriers that
are used in a series that is passed strong current of 1 ampere with a potential difference of 1
volt. Therefore, we can define the sense barrier which is the ratio between potential
difference and strong currents.
Ampere

The definition of an ampere is one coulomb of charge moving through a point in one second.
Electric current can occur when there is within a range of potential difference. The
relationship between strong electrical current and electrical potential difference can be seen
graphically in Figure 9.1. Strong linear relationship between flow and potential difference
indicates the greater the potential difference the greater the current is strong. The relationship
of proportionality between the potential differences and currents necessary to compare the
so-called constraint factor.

Example Problem 9.1 In an experiment Ohm's law, obtained the graph as shown below!

From the graph, determine the major barriers to use!

2. The table below!

Based on the above table, how big obstacle used for the experiment!
CIRCUIT SERIES AND PARALLEL

SERI PARALEL

R = R1 + R2 + R3 + ... 1=1+1+1
V = V1 + V2 + V3 + ... R R1 R2 R3
I = I1 = I2 = I3 = ...
V = V1 = V2 = V3 = ...
I = I1 + I2 + I3 + ...

ENERGY AND POWER SUPPLY ELECTRICAL ENERGY (W)

is the energy used (absorbed) by the resistance R.

W = V I t = V t / R = I Rt
Joule = Watt.second
KWH = Kilo.Watt.Hours

POWER SUPPLY (P) is the electrical energy used per second.

P=W/t=VI=V/R=IR