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Title: ATM 202 Automotive Electricity


1
ATM 202 Automotive Electricity
Instructor Mr. Alikhan and Mr. Keith
2
The Atomic Structure
Basics of Electron Flow
3
What is an Atom?
  • An atom is the smallest particle on any element.
  • Element oxygen (O) or hydrogen (H)
  • Compound two or more elements combined together
    water (H2O)
  • Molecule Smallest particle of a compound

4
Atom Basics
5
Valence Ring
  • Free Electrons

6
Conductor
  • Supports the flow of electrons
  • Popular Conductors
  • Copper, Silver, gold, iron, aluminum
  • Each have three or less free electrons in its
    valence ring.

7
Insulators
  • Cannot support the flow of electrons
  • Five of more free electrons in its valence ring
  • Popular insulators
  • Glass, plastic, rubber, paper, wood

8
Semiconductors
  • Not good conductors or insulators
  • Four free electrons in valence ring.
  • Silicon most popular, made from sand

9
What is ELECTRICITY?
10
Electricity
  • Electricity is the flow of electrons through a
    conductor.
  • The human body runs on electrical impulses
  • The human body conducts electricity!!!

11
Electrical Theories
  • Electron theory electrons moving from negative
    to positive
  • Conventional theory electrons flow from
    positive to negative
  • Does it make a difference?

12
Electromotive Force -Voltage
13
Electrical Flow Current
14
AC/DC Highway to Hell
  • Alternating current Voltage that moves from
    positive to negative at a frequency that can vary
  • Direct Current Voltage stays the same in moves
    in one direction

15
Electrical Restriction Resistance
16
Review
  • Voltage Electrical pressure, potential,
    measured in Volts
  • Current Flow of electrons past a certain point
    in a given time, measured in Amps 6.25 Billion
    Billion electrons per second 1 amp
  • Resistance Opposition to current flow, load or
    work, consumes voltage, measured in ohms
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