4ELEC-16

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Outcomes

  • Pupils can recall one volt is one joule per coulomb

Specification References

  • 2.19 recall that:

voltage is the energy transferred per unit charge passed

the volt is a joule per coulomb.

Starter

Ask pupils to write down on mini white boards all the electricity equations they have come across so far.

and/or ask pupils to wrtie down all of the electrical quantities they have come across so far including their symbol, unit and unit symbol.

Main Body of Lesson

Go through deriving V=E/Q leading to the idea that one volt is a joule per coulomb. You could also revise here that the amp is a coulomb per second and the watt is a joule per second. You can use all three of these definitions to show that P=IV is homogeneous s the coulombs disappear.

If you have a reasonable group you can talk about the electronvolt as a unit for energy.

Can use the rest of the lesson to do some calculation work

Plenary

Homework

Additional Information

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