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Circuit Diagram
Chapter Name : Electricity
Sub Topic Code : 101_10_12_03_01
Topic Name : Circuit Diagram
Sub Topic Name : Circuit Diagram
Introduction

What is an electrical circuit and why do we require them. How to draw a schematic circuit diagram.

Pre-Requisites:

Concept of current, potential difference and knowledge of electrical components like resistors, switches etc.

Activity:

The electrical wiring in your homes. Different wires from the main circuit board reach to our rooms carrying current.

Real Life Question:

How does electricity “reach” to each of our rooms in our home?

Key Words / FlashCards
Key Words Definitions (pref. in our own words)
Electrical Circuit Circuit Diagram It is an interconnection of different electrical components. It can also be described as the path of electron flow. It is a closed path. It is a graphical representation of an electrical circuit and is drawn using conventional symbols of different electrical components.
Learning aids / Gadgets
Gadgets How it can be used
Electrical Motor The motor is linked to an equipment using wires which leads to an electrical circuit being formed. This results in flow of current thus making our equipment work.
Real life uses :

Helps in visualization of complex electrical circuits and also helps to analyze them in a better manner.

Places to visit :

Physics laboratory of your school.

Practical examples around us
Examples Explainations
The electrical wiring in our homes. The electrical wiring in our homes is a very good example of an electrical circuit and how you can represent it on a piece of paper using conventional symbols.
What you learn in Theory:

What is an electrical circuit and how to represent them using conventional symbols (Circuit diagram).

What you learn in Practice:

How circuits form and how do they interconnect different electrical elements.

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