Learn Basic Concepts of Electricity V1

Chapter 1: BASIC CONCEPTS OF ELECTRICITY
1.1. Static electricity
1.2. Conductors, insulators, and electron flow
1.3. Electric circuits
1.4. Voltage and current
1.5. Resistance
1.6. Voltage and current in a practical circuit
1.7. Conventional versus electron flow


Chapter 2: OHM's LAW
2.1. How voltage, current, and resistance relate
2.2. An analogy for Ohm's Law
2.3. Power in electric circuits
2.4. Calculating electric power
2.5. Resistors
2.6. Nonlinear conduction
2.7. Circuit wiring
2.8. Polarity of voltage drops
2.9. Computer simulation of electric circuits


Chapter 3: ELECTRICAL SAFETY
3.1. The importance of electrical safety
3.2. Physiological effects of electricity
3.3. Shock current path
3.4. Ohm's Law (again!)
3.5. Safe practices
3.6. Emergency response
3.7. Common sources of hazard
3.8. Safe circuit design
3.9. Safe meter usage
3.10. Electric shock data


Chapter 4: SCIENTIFIC NOTATION AND METRIC PREFIXES
4.1. Scientific notation
4.2. Arithmetic with scientific notation
4.3. Metric notation
4.4. Metric prefix conversions
4.5. Hand calculator use
4.6. Scientific notation in SPICE


Chapter 5: SERIES AND PARALLEL CIRCUITS
5.1. What are "series" and "parallel" circuits?
5.2. Simple series circuits
5.3. Simple parallel circuits
5.4. Conductance
5.5. Power calculations
5.6. Correct use of Ohm's Law
5.7. Component failure analysis
5.8. Building simple resistor circuits



Chapter 6: DIVIDER CIRCUITS AND KIRCHHOFF'S LAWS
6.1. Voltage divider circuits
6.2. Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
6.3. Current divider circuits
6.4. Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL)


Chapter 7: SERIES-PARALLEL COMBINATION CIRCUITS
7.1. What is a series-parallel circuit?
7.2. Analysis technique
7.3. Re-drawing complex schematics
7.4. Component failure analysis
7.5. Building series-parallel resistor circuits

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