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CCEA Electricity

This topic includes both circuits which use direct current and mains electricity which is an alternating supply.

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  • Circuit Symbols [FREE] - The symbols you need to remember when drawing and making circuits

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  • Electric Current [FREE] - The rate of flow of electrons

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  • Potential Difference and Resistance [FREE] - Potential difference is also known as voltage

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  • Series and Parallel Circuits - How the potential difference and current vary

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  • Resistors in Parallel [FREE] - How to calculate the total resistance of parallel combinations

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  • Circuit Examples - Showing how to apply your new knowledge to circuits

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  • Building Circuits - Some ideas to help you make sure your electrical circuits always work​

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  • Electrical Power - The rate of energy transfer and how we calculate this for circuits

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  • Electricity in the Home - How plugs and fuses keep us safe

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  • Oscilloscopes - How to read these

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