Formula
Current (I)
I = Q/t
𝑰 = current (ampere)
𝑸 = charge (coulomb)
𝒕 = time (second)
Formula
Current
I = V/R
Ohm’s Law
Formula
Voltage (V)
V = IR
Formula
Voltage (V)
V = E/Q
𝑽 = voltage (volt)
𝑬 = energy (joule)
𝑸 = charge (coulomb)
Resistance (R)
𝑹 =𝝆𝑳/𝑨
𝑹 = resistance (ohm)
𝝆 = resistivity (ohm-meter)
𝑳 = length (meter)
𝑨 = cross-sectional area (m2)
Formula
Resistance
R = V/I
Formula
Electric Power
P = VI
P = E/t
E = energy
t = time
Sample Problem
How much electric charge passes through a 9-ampere
instrument within 2 minutes?
1080 C
Sample Problem
A portable Bluetooth speaker is powered by a 5-volt
USB source. If the speaker draws a total charge of
120 C while playing “Buksan Mo”, how much energy
has been transferred to the device?
600 J
Sample Problem
An electric motor uses 450 joules of energy to move
30 coulombs of charge through a circuit. What is the
potential difference across the motor?
15 V
Sample Problem
A spool contains 250 m of copper wire with a total
resistance of 10 Ω . If a technician needs to create a
component with a resistance of exactly 8 Ω, how many
meters of wire must be used?
200
Sample Problem
A hair dryer has an internal resistance of 15 Ω. If it is
plugged into a standard 110-V wall outlet, how much
current will flow through the device?
7.33 A
Sample Problem
A decorative LED light strip is connected to a 12-V DC
power supply. If the light strip draws a current of 0.4 A,
what is the total electrical resistance of the LED strip?
30 Ω
Sample Problem
A small sensor in an electronic circuit operates at a
voltage of 12 V. When the sensor is active, a current of
30 mA flows through it. What is the electrical resistance
of this sensor?
400 Ω
Sample Problem
A localized heating element in a coffee machine is rated
at 600 W. It draws a current of 4 A when running. What
is the electrical resistance of the heating element?
37.5 Ω
Sample Problem
An electric microwave oven is rated at 1.10 kW. When it
is running, it draws a current of 5 A. What is the voltage
of the power source it is connected to?
220 V
Formula
Conductance
G = 1/R