Types Of Circuits | Series Circuit | Parallel Circuit | Electricity UNIT(PART-5) | Grade-7,8

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Video No. 5: Types Of Circuits| Series Circuit | Parallel Circuit

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TYPES OF ELECTRIC CIRCUITS
Have you ever wondered; what is present inside your computer, cell phone, or any other electronic device?
All of these systems are made up of a circuit.
An electric circuit is a pathway through which an electric current flows.
A simple electric circuit consists of a battery, conducting wires, and an electrical device to operate.
An electrical device converts electricity into other forms of energy.
For example, a light bulb converts electricity into light and heat energy.
A battery is the source of electricity.
A wire is made up of a conducting material that allows an electric current to pass through it. For example copper wire.
The function of a switch is to start or stop the flow of electrons.
When the switch is closed or on, the circuit is complete and the current starts flowing through the closed circuit.
Thus, a closed circuit is a circuit with no gaps in it.
A circuit connected to a dead battery may not perform any work but it is still considered as a closed circuit.
Whereas,
When the switch is off, or if a wire is broken; in both the cases, Circuit is incomplete. Current cannot flow through an open circuit.
Current flows only when the circuit is closed.
When the current flows, an electric bulb starts glowing.

There are two types of electric circuits

(1) Series circuit and
(2) Parallel circuit.
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