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What is power rating?

Maximum power an appliance can safely operate at

What does power rating indicate?

Maximum energy transferred per second by an appliance

Higher power rating & useful energy

A higher power rating doesn't necessarily mean more useful energy is transferred

High vs low power rating & efficiency

High power may be less efficient than low power appliance

Energy transferred equation (charge & p.d.)

E=QVE=QV

Unit of energy (EE)

Joules (J)

Unit of charge (QQ)

Coulombs (C)

Unit of potential difference (VV)

Volts (V)

Power equation (using p.d. & current)

P=VIP=VI

Unit of power (PP)

Watts (W)

Unit of current (II)

Amps (A)

Power equation (using current & resistance)

P=I2RP=I^2R

Unit of resistance (RR)

Ohms (Ω)

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