What are the typical values of current through

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In summary, the typical values of current through a system can be influenced by factors such as resistance, voltage, conductor type, and temperature. Current is measured using an ammeter and the unit of measurement is the ampere. In household circuits, current values can range from 10-20 amps for smaller appliances to 100-200 amps for larger appliances. Current can be controlled by adjusting resistance, voltage, or using regulating devices.

Dec 9, 2004

...a torch bulb, LED, small motor, buzzer, mains lamp, electric kettle? (in normal operation)

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1. What factors influence the typical values of current through a system?

The typical values of current through a system can be influenced by various factors such as the resistance of the system, the voltage applied, the type of conductors used, and the temperature of the system.

2. How is current measured in a system?

Current is typically measured using a device called an ammeter, which is connected in series with the circuit to measure the flow of electrons through a specific point in the system.

3. What is the unit of measurement for current?

The unit of measurement for current is the ampere (A), which is defined as the flow of one coulomb of charge per second.

4. What are the typical values of current in household circuits?

In household circuits, the typical values of current can range from 10-20 amps for smaller appliances and electronics, up to 100-200 amps for larger appliances such as refrigerators or air conditioners.

5. How can the current through a system be controlled?

The current through a system can be controlled by varying the resistance in the circuit, adjusting the voltage applied, or using devices such as resistors or diodes to regulate the flow of electrons.