Power Ratings (AQA GCSE Physics): Flashcards

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Power rating

Max power an appliance can safely operate at

What power rating indicates

Max energy transferred per second by appliance

Higher power rating → more useful energy?

No, doesn't mean more useful energy transferred

High power rating & efficiency

May be less efficient than low power appliance

Energy from charge & p.d. formula

E=QVE=QV

EE unit in E=QVE=QV

joules (J)

QQ unit in E=QVE=QV

coulombs (C)

VV unit in E=QVE=QV

volts (V)

Power from p.d. & current formula

P=VIP=VI

PP unit in P=VIP=VI

watts (W)

II unit in P=VIP=VI

amps (A)

Power from current & resistance formula

P=I2RP=I^2R

RR unit in P=I2RP=I^2R

ohms (Ω)

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