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GEORGE WATSON'S COLLEGE D EPARTMENT OF P HYSICS U SING E LECTRICITY SUMMARY NOTES PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION (January 1999) Section 2 Alternating and Direct Current Section 3 Resistance Section 4 Useful Circuits Section 5 Behind The Wall Section 6 Movement From Electricity Course Notes Index/Using Electricity Physics Main Index Top of page Section 1 FROM THE WALL SOCKET The Socket The wall socket is connected to the mains supply of electricity. Appliances plugged into a socket are provided with electrical energy. Energy Electrical appliances are energy converters. They change the energy supplied from the mains into other desirable forms of energy. The main types of energy produced by appliances are: Heat Light Movement Sound Power The higher the power rating of an appliance the more electrical energy it uses in a given time. Electrical appliances in the home have power ratings from as low as a few watts (shaver) to as high as 12 000 watts (cooker). Suggest typical power ratings for each of the appliances illustrated on the left. The Flex Flexible cords (flexes) connect appliances to the mains via a plug. The current from the mains to each appliance depends on the power rating of the appliance. Appliances with large power ratings require a thick connecting flex to be able to carry the large currents. If too thin a flex is used it can overheat and produce a fire hazard. The data table can be used to help select a flex.

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