Measuring Electrical Energy Ch. 11. Energy: the ability to do work Electrical Energy: energy...

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Measuring Electrical Energy Ch. 11

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Measuring Electrical Energy

Ch. 11

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Energy: the ability to do work

Electrical Energy: energy transferred to an electrical load by moving electric charges. (symbol is E)

Joule (J): unit for measuring energy.

Because a joule is so small, energy is also measured in much larger units such as the watt hour and the kilowatt hour.

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Calculation

Electrical Energy = Voltage x Electrical Current x Time Interval

E = V x I (amps) x t (sec)

E = V x I x tE = V x I x t

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Question to try

Calculate the energy released from a battery in a flashlight bulb that was switched on for 4.5 hours, in which the voltage drop was 6V and the current flowing through the bulb was 0.35A.

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Question to try

Calculate the energy released from a battery in a flashlight bulb that was switched on for 4.5 hours, in which

the voltage drop was 6V and the current flowing through the bulb was 0.35A.

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Convert hours to seconds

1 hour has 60 minutes1 minute has 60 seconds

60 x 60 = 3600

So 1 hour has 3600 seconds (1 x 3600). 2 hours would have 7200 sec (2 x 3600).

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E = ?JV = 6VI = 0.35AT = 4.5

hoursx 60 270

x 6016200 sec

E = V x I x tE = 6V x 0.35A x 16200secE = 34020 joules

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Rate at which Energy is Used!

• Electrical power is used by us every day – washer, mp3, toaster, discman, etc…

• When you think about power – it means, how rapidly an appliance is using up electrical energy.

Ex. A 300w bulb uses up 3 times as much electrical energy as a 100w bulb.

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• The symbol for electrical power is P and the unit for power is the watt (W).

Power = Voltage Drop x Current

P = V x IP = V x I

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P = V x I

V = P I

I = P V

P

V I

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Calculate the power of a vacuum cleaner if the operating voltage is

120v, and the current flowing through it when it is used is 7.90A.

P = ?WV = 120vI = 7.9A

P = V x IP = 120V x 7.9AP = 948 W

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Calculate the voltage of a computer that has 600W of power and 1.9A

flowing into the monitor?

P = 600WV = ?I = 1.9A

The voltage would be 316V.

V = P I

V = 600W

1.9A

V = 316V

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Joules to Watt hours

E = ?JV = 6VI = 0.35AT = 16200

sec

*16200sec ÷ 3600 =

4.5 hours

E = V x I x tE = 6V x 0.35A x 16200

secE = 34020 joules

The energy released would be 34020 joules.

or

E = V x I x tE = 6V x 0.35A x 4.5 hours E = 9.45 Whours

The energy released would be 9.45 watt hours.

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P. 336 – 1, 2, 3a, 3b

1. Electrical energy is the energy transferred to an electrical load by moving electrons.

SI Unit – Joulesymbol – J

2. Voltage drop (potential difference), electric current, time interval

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3a

E = ?JV = 6VI = 0.30AT = 45 sec

E = V x I x tE = 6V x 0.30A x 45 secE = 81 joules

The energy released would be 81 joules.

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3b

E = ?JV = 9VI = 0.50AT = 2.5

hours

E = V x I x tE = 9V x 0.50A x 2.5 hoursE = 11.25 watt hoursThe energy released would be

11.25 Whours.or

E = V x I x tE = 9V x 0.50A x 2.5 (3600) E = 40500 joules

The energy released would be 40500 joules.