Series & Parallel Circuit, Electrical Safety Devices | Grade 8 Science DepEd MELC Quarter 1 Module 6

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TLDRLa vidéo explore les circuits électriques, en mettant l'accent sur les types de circuits en série et parallèles, leurs caractéristiques, leurs avantages et leurs inconvénients. Un circuit en série connecte plusieurs dispositifs le long d'un même chemin, ce qui le rend facile à fabriquer et à réparer, mais s'il y a une défaillance, tout le circuit est interrompu. À l'inverse, un circuit parallèle assure que chaque dispositif a son propre chemin, permettant de retirer ou rajouter des dispositifs sans affecter les autres, mais il nécessite plus de câblage et peut être sujet à une surcharge. La vidéo discute aussi de la dangerosité des courts-circuits et de la surcharge électrique, expliquant comment certains dispositifs comme les fusibles, disjoncteurs, la mise à la terre et l'isolation double peuvent offrir une protection. Elle engage également sur les précautions à prendre pour manipuler l'électricité en sécurité.

Takeaways

  • 💡 Les circuits en série connectent les dispositifs sur un seul chemin.
  • 🔌 Les circuits parallèles permettent à chaque dispositif d'avoir un chemin indépendant.
  • 🔥 Un court-circuit peut causer des températures élevées et des explosions.
  • ⚠️ La surcharge dans un circuit parallèle peut conduire à des incendies.
  • 🛡️ Les fusibles et disjoncteurs protègent contre les surcharges électriques.
  • 🌍 La mise à la terre détourne l'électricité dangereuse de votre corps.
  • 🔒 La double isolation prévient les courts-circuits entre les fils.
  • 🚨 La manipulation de circuits électriques demande des précautions pour éviter les chocs électriques.

Garis waktu

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    Les vidéos précédentes ont abordé l'électricité, le courant, la tension et la résistance, y compris la loi d'Ohm. Les appareils utilisent l'électricité car elle est facile à stocker et à distribuer. Chacun faisant partie d'un circuit qui fournit sa tension et remplit des fonctions spécifiques avec des milliers de composants. Les circuits en série et parallèles ont des caractéristiques distinctes avec leurs propres avantages et inconvénients.

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Pertanyaan yang Sering Diajukan

  • Quels sont les deux types principaux de circuits abordés dans la vidéo ?

    Les deux types principaux de circuits abordés sont les circuits en série et les circuits parallèles.

  • Quels sont les avantages d'un circuit en série ?

    Les avantages d'un circuit en série incluent une réduction du risque de surchauffe, une simplicité de conception facilitant les réparations, et la possibilité d'ajouter plus de dispositifs de puissance.

  • Quels sont les inconvénients d'un circuit parallèle ?

    Les inconvénients d'un circuit parallèle incluent le besoin d'utiliser beaucoup de fils, l'incapacité de multiplier le voltage, et le risque que le courant total dépasse le niveau de sécurité.

  • Qu'est-ce qu'un court-circuit ?

    Un court-circuit est un chemin non intentionnel à faible résistance entre deux conducteurs, susceptible de provoquer une surchauffe et des incendies.

  • Quelles sont les méthodes de sécurité contre l'électrocution mentionnées ?

    Les méthodes de sécurité incluent l'utilisation de fusibles, de disjoncteurs, de mise à la terre et de double isolation.

  • Comment un circuit parallèle affecte-t-il le courant électrique ?

    Dans un circuit parallèle, la résistance diminue et le courant électrique augmente à mesure que d'autres dispositifs sont ajoutés.

  • Pourquoi l'électricité peut-elle être dangereuse pour le corps humain ?

    L'électricité est dangereuse pour le corps humain car le corps est un bon conducteur, composé d'eau et de produits chimiques chargés, ce qui peut provoquer des chocs électriques.

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    in our previous videos
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    we discuss about electricity we have
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    also discussed about
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    current voltage and resistance
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    as well as how they affect each other as
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    stated in ohm's law
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    now we already know that most of our
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    devices and machines
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    use electricity for them to work many
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    things can function using electricity
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    because it is easy to store distribute
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    and can be available anytime as long as
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    there is a supply
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    each device that uses a current is part
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    of at least
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    one circuit the circuit that supplies
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    its voltage
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    most electrical appliances have many
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    circuits inside them
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    that are designed to carry out specific
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    functions
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    those circuits may be designed to light
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    bulbs
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    move motor parts or calculate each of
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    those circuits
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    may have thousands or even millions of
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    parts
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    the functions that a circuit can perform
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    depend on how those
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    parts are set up within the circuit
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    there are two main types of circuits
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    series
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    and parallel circuits each one has its
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    own distinct features
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    advantages and disadvantages let's
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    differentiate them from one another
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    let's begin with the series circuit
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    in a series circuit this involves two
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    or more devices connected to one single
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    path
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    devices are connected to the same
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    circuit and are dependent on the
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    functionality of one another
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    so what are the advantages of using a
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    series circuit
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    first it does not overheat easily
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    this makes them very useful in case they
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    might be around a potentially flammable
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    source
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    like dry plants or cloth second
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    it is easy to learn and to make their
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    simple design
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    is easy to understand and this means
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    that it's simple to conduct repairs
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    lastly it can add more power devices
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    since they have a higher output in terms
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    of voltage
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    what about the disadvantages of using a
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    series circuit
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    one if one point breaks the total
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    circuit
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    breaks and two because of increased
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    circuit components
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    the circuit resistance is greater
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    alright now let's move on to parallel
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    circuits
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    this type of circuit involves two or
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    more devices
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    having their own independent pathway the
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    resistance decreases
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    and electric current increases when more
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    devices are added onto it through
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    independent branches
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    the advantages of using a parallel
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    circuit are
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    one every unit that is connected
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    gets an equal amount of voltage two
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    it is easy to connect or disconnect a
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    device without affecting the working of
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    other devices
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    and lastly if any fault happened to one
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    pathway of the circuit
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    the current is still able to pass
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    the disadvantages of using a parallel
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    circuit are
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    one it requires the use of a lot of
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    wires
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    two it cannot increase or multiply the
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    voltage
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    three if too many connections are added
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    the total amount of current can exceed
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    the safe level of current that the
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    circuit can handle
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    now let's differentiate both series and
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    parallel circuits
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    in terms of connection voltage drop
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    current and equivalent resistance
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    in a series circuit devices are
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    connected to wires to form one single
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    path on the other hand in a parallel
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    circuit
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    each device has its own branch that is
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    connected to the node
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    the node is the point where all branches
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    were gathered or connected to the same
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    source
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    the sum of the voltage drops across
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    individual devices
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    is the total voltage supplied by the
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    source in a series circuit
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    in a parallel circuit the amount of
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    voltage drops supplied by the source is
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    the same amount for all the devices
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    in terms of current in a series circuit
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    the electric current passes through a
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    single path
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    the amount of current passing through
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    all electric devices
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    is the same however in a parallel
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    circuit
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    the total current in the circuit is the
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    sum of currents in the parallel branches
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    lastly in terms of equivalent resistance
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    in a series circuit the total resistance
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    of the circuit
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    is the sum of all resistance an increase
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    in devices connected
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    result in an increase in overall
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    resistance
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    on the other hand in parallel circuits
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    the total resistance is inversely
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    proportional to the sum
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    of the resistance of different branches
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    as the number of parallel branches
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    increases
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    resistance decreases all right
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    so that's it for series in parallel
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    circuits
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    so we've learned that electricity is a
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    valuable resource in our daily lives
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    but electricity can be dangerous
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    especially when not handled properly
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    for instance this scenario is actually
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    alarming overloading is a problem that
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    may occur
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    in parallel circuits which can
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    potentially cause fires
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    another problem that may happen in
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    series and parallel circuits
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    is a short circuit it is an
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    unintentionally constructed path with
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    the least resistance between two
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    conductors supplying electrical energy
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    this is dangerous because the short
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    circuit
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    will acquire too much current and it
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    will eventually heat up
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    the high temperature can lead to
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    explosion that will blow up the power
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    source
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    our body is a good conductor of
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    electricity
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    because we are made up of water and
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    other chemicals
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    that are positively and negatively
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    charged
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    if we touch electrical devices with wet
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    hands
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    the electricity can pass through our
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    body and cause us to experience electric
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    shocks this is true if we touch devices
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    connected to a short circuit or an
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    overloaded circuit
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    electric shocks or electrocution can
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    lead to burns
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    and can be fatal
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    electric current can be dangerous to
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    handle
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    which is why people have invented some
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    safety devices
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    to protect us from being electrocuted
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    let's take a closer look at these safety
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    devices
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    first on our list is the fuse it is an
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    electrical safety device that operates
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    to provide
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    over-current protection of an electrical
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    circuit
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    next we have the circuit breaker it uses
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    magnets or bi-metallic strips to open
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    the switch of a circuit
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    when the electric current surpasses the
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    safety level of the circuit
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    this is similar to a fuse except that
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    it is more modern and advanced because
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    it does not get destroyed
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    every time it detects a problem in the
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    circuit
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    it is used in modern buildings and
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    electric utility companies to protect
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    their electrical lines
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    earthing or grounding a circuit means
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    connecting a wire
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    usually called an earth wire to the
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    ground which creates a path of least
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    resistance
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    electricity travels through this path
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    and through the ground
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    this prevents electric shocks because it
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    diverts the electricity's path away from
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    your body
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    and lastly double insulation is used for
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    wires to prevent them from touching each
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    other
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    and eventually causing a short circuit
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    this
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    safety device is used when wires are
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    covered in plastic
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    before they are placed in outer casing
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    now let's wrap things up a series
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    circuit
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    involves two or more devices connected
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    to one
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    single path on the other hand a parallel
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    circuit
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    involves two or more devices having
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    their own independent pathway
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    basic home safety electrical devices
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    include
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    fuse circuit breaker earth pin or wire
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    and double insulation alright
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    that's all for now this completes all
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Tags
  • circuits électriques
  • sécurité électrique
  • court-circuit
  • circuit en série
  • circuit parallèle
  • surcharge électrique