问题 问答题

如图所示电路,电源电压不变,R1=40Ω,R2=60Ω,通过R1的电流I1=0.3A,求:

(1)电路的总电阻

(2)电源电压

(3)R2消耗的电功率

(4)通电1min,电阻R1上产生的热量.

答案

(1)两电阻并联,则有

1
R
=
1
R1
+
1
R2

则可得总电阻R=

R1R2
R1+R2
=
40Ω×60Ω
40Ω+60Ω
=24Ω;

(2)由欧姆定律得:

电源电压U=U1=I1R1=0.3A×40Ω=12V;

(3)R2消耗的电功率P2=

U2
R2
=
(12V)2
60Ω
=2.4W;

(4)R1上产生的热量:

Q1=I2Rt=(0.3A)2×40Ω×60s=216J;

答:(1)总电阻为24Ω;(2)电源电压为12V; (3)R2消耗的功率为2.4W;

(4)R1上产生的热量为216J.

完形填空
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