Question
Explain from where does the dissipated power in the resistor come form.
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Write a short note on electric cell.
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Write a short note on electric cell.
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Answer
→Electric cell :
→We need an external source to keep a steady current through the conductor.
→This external source supplies the required power. To explain this a, simple circuit with a cell is shown in the figure.
→As shown in the figure, when external resistor is connected with a cell, the energy is dissipated in the form of heat across the resistor. This energy comes from the chemical energy of the cell.
→ As long as this cell supplies chemical energy to the circuit, the circuit receives power.
→We need an external source to keep a steady current through the conductor.
→This external source supplies the required power. To explain this a, simple circuit with a cell is shown in the figure.
→As shown in the figure, when external resistor is connected with a cell, the energy is dissipated in the form of heat across the resistor. This energy comes from the chemical energy of the cell.
→ As long as this cell supplies chemical energy to the circuit, the circuit receives power.
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