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A thin and flexible strand that conducts electricity.

The wire is made up of two things:

Two or more wires that are connected together aka the splice

Unconnected or seperated wires, typically wrapped by electrical tape so that the electricity cannot escape

To turn electricity on and off meaning that it controls the flow of electricity in a circuit

A device that stored and provides electrical energy. Chemical energy gets turned into electrical energy.

Outlets or sockets, this uses AC where in the direction of the flow of electricity switches back and forth at regular intervals or cycles.

Commonly used at household appliances as it can be easily transmitted at long distances

Commonly used in batteries

Is a glass object that prevents the electricity from escaping.

Holds a bulb and provides light when a current passes through it.

A coiled up wire that creates a magnetic field when electricity passes through it.

A component that limits the flow of an electric current in a circuit

A type of resistor that is used to adjust the level of electric flow in a circuit. An example of it is a dimmer switch on a light fixture.

It is used to measure an unknown voltage by comparing it to the known voltage. It is also a type of resistor that has 3 terminals.

In a potentiometer, There is a component that moves a wiper along a resistive element. This movement changes the resistance and voltage in a circuit. Moreover, it is commonly used to adjust volume in audio devices or settings in electronics.

It temporarily stores electrical energy. It consists if 2 plates separated by an insulator that resists electricity. It collects and holds the charge which can be then released when needed.

It allows the electricity to flow easily in one direction but restricts it to flow in other directions. This component uses DC.

A small electric device that lights up when electricity flows through it. It’s described to be energy efficient and can last a long time. This is also a type of Diode.

A device that converts sound waves to electronic signals. It is used to amplify or record voices. Additionally, it has no vibrating cone.

Small devices that you put into your ears to listen to sounds. It works by receiving an electrical signal from a device in which it can convert it into sound that you can hear.

It plays sound loudly. It converts sound waves to electrical signals. It has a vibrating cone or diaphragm which pushes air to create sound.

It makes sound louder. It works by taking a small electrical signal and boosting its strength so it can drive a loudspeaker and produce louder sounds.

A device that changes the voltage of electricity on an AC

Safety device that operates to produce protection against the overflow of electrical circuits

A device that measures the voltage

A device that measures the electric current

A tool that measures the electrical resistance

a device that controls the flow of electricity in a circuit, acting as a switch or amplifier.

device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy to create motion. It is commonly used to power machines and appliances.

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