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Electric Circuit Alphabet

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Learn circuit terms A–Z

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Electric Circuit Alphabet
 

Electric Circuit AlphabetOnline version

Learn circuit terms A–Z

by María José Carmona Loría
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
I
L
M
N
O
P
R
T
V

Starts with A

A device (like a lamp or buzzer) that uses electrical energy to do work.

Starts with B

A stored energy source made of cells that supplies power to a circuit.

Starts with C

A complete path through which energy can travel and return to its source.

Starts with D

A simplified drawing using standard symbols to represent circuit components.

Starts with E

A tiny negatively charged particle that moves through wires to make devices operate.

Starts with F

Movement of electrical energy through conductors and components.

Starts with G

The network that provides electrical energy from a larger energy store.

Starts with I

A conductor coated to prevent unwanted energy loss and contact.

Starts with L

A device that emits light when electricity flows through it.

Starts with M

A device that converts electrical energy into rotational movement.

Starts with N

The terminal that pushes electrons away in the circuit’s energy source.

Starts with O

A point where appliances can receive electrical energy from the grid.

Starts with P

A circuit arrangement where energy can flow along multiple paths.

Starts with R

A component that slows down current and protects other parts (noted in some diagrams).

Starts with T

One of the end points of a cell or battery where energy enters or leaves.

Starts with V

The push that moves electrons through a circuit, supplied by the energy store.

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