Lecture

Power in Circuits: Emf and Internal Resistance

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of power in DC circuits, focusing on the dissipated energy due to electron scattering, the change in energy when charge is transported along a potential difference, and the power in emf and resistors. It also discusses electromotive forces, internal resistance, power evaluation in circuits, Van de Graaff generator, lead-sulfuric acid cell, potential distribution, and power delivery to load resistance.

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