Engineering

123456789101112131415161718
Across
  1. 1. Law: Law that defines the relationship among voltage, current, and resistance.
  2. 4. Engineering: Design and construction of electrical and electronic systems, components, and devices.
  3. 8. Circuit: Circuits that have more than one load and multiple paths for current flow.
  4. 9. Plane: A flat, sloped surface that connects lower and higher levels, allowing heavy objects to be moved upward with less force over a longer distance.
  5. 11. Law: Law that states that power equals effort multiplied by rate.
  6. 13. Material with low resistance that easily passes electrons from one atom to another.
  7. 14. Power: The technology of using a confined pressurized fluid (liquid or gas) to transmit power from a source to an actuator.
  8. 17. Electrical connection of two or more cells.
  9. 18. Electrical component used to limit current flow and divide voltage.
Down
  1. 2. The science of using liquid (typically oil) under pressure to transmit power.
  2. 3. Law: The fundamental principle stating that pressure exerted on a confined fluid is transmitted undiminished in all directions, acting at right angles to the container.
  3. 5. A rigid bar resting on a pivot (fulcrum) used to move or lift loads with less effort.
  4. 6. Board: Rigid piece of insulation (typically fiberglass) used as a platform for circuitry.
  5. 7. A wheel with a groove for a rope or cable that changes the direction of force and reduces the force needed to lift heavy objects.
  6. 8. The use of gas (usually compressed air) flowing under pressure to transmit power.
  7. 10. Material with a very high resistance that does not allow current to flow.
  8. 11. Two inclined planes joined back-to-back, tapering to a thin edge, used for splitting, cutting, or holding objects.
  9. 12. An inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder or cone, converting rotational motion into linear motion to fasten objects or raise materials.
  10. 15. Circuit: Circuits with only one path for current to flow from the power source through the circuit and back to the power source.
  11. 16. and Axle: A circular wheel fastened to a smaller central shaft that rotates together to multiply force.