Предмет: Английский язык, автор: azamat23850

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Der elektrische Strom Der elektrische Strom ist eine Bewegung der Elekrtonen. Elektrischer Strom fiiePt durch einen Draht und verhitzt ihn. Die Spannung ist eine Ursache der Bewegung des elektrischen Stromes, Ohne Spannung gibt es Seinen Strom, ohne Strom — Seine Spannung. Als Spannungsquellen benutzt man Akkumulatoren, galvanische Elemente, Generatoren. Die MaPeinheit der elektrischen Spannung ist das Volt, der elektrischen Stromstarke — Ampere, die Einheit des elektrischen Widerstandes ist das Ohm. Zum Messen der elektrischen Spannung wird das Voltmeter verwendet. Das Voltmeter wird parallel zum Verbraucher geschaltet.

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Автор ответа: agattie

Электрический ток

электрический ток это движение электронов. электрический ток идет по проводу и наполняет его. Напряжение - это причина движения электрического тока, без напряжения нет тока, без тока нет напряжения. в качестве источников напряжения используют аккумуляторы, гальванические элементы, генераторы. Единицей измерения электроэнергии является вольт, электрический ток измеряется в амперах, единицей электрического сопротивления является Ом. Для измерения электрического напряжения используется вольтметр. Вольтметр подключается параллельно нагрузке (потребителю).

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