Electricity Principles and Wiring Materials

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Across
  1. 4. Magnet that retains magnetic properties in absence of current
  2. 8. Soft metal core made into magnet by electrical current
  3. 9. Decrease of electrical potential along current path
  4. 12. lines of magnetic force between poles
  5. 13. Small wires placed with others to form bundles
  6. 15. Produces light when electricity passes through
  7. 21. Turns mechanical energy into electrical energy
  8. 22. Measure of resistance to electrical flow
  9. 23. Energy which can produce light, etc.
  10. 26. Tube used tto protect and route wires in buildings
  11. 27. Type of bendable conduit which encases wires
  12. 28. Flexible metallic conductor, usually insulated
  13. 30. Occurs when electricity overflows to source
  14. 35. Rotating part of a motor
  15. 36. An electric force per unit charge
  16. 39. Cable composed of copper or aluminum wire covered with paper, rubber, vinyl for insulation
  17. 41. Provides resistance to electric flow
  18. 42. Round cylinder piece of metal
  19. 44. Use of 1000 watts per one hour
  20. 45. Unit of measure of electron flow or current in electrical conductor
  21. 47. Human reaction to electric current
  22. 48. An electrical network interconnection of electrical components
  23. 50. Waterproof conduit connection where an electrical entrance cable are connected to a building
  24. 52. When hot and neutral are wired in reverse
  25. 54. Opposite the south pole
Down
  1. 1. Device that produces currrent through motion
  2. 2. High speed rotary engine driven by water, gas, or steam.
  3. 3. Carry current back to source
  4. 5. Force that attracts or repels iron or steel
  5. 6. part of a magnet which has the most magnetic strength
  6. 7. Force that counteracts the flow of current
  7. 10. Law which states the current of a conductor between two points is directly proportional to voltage
  8. 11. Motor part that changes the flow of current
  9. 13. Box with fuses or circuit breakers where electricity enters the building
  10. 14. Breaks the circuit if a fault in an appliance causes too much current to flow.
  11. 16. Action of two opposite poles
  12. 17. Permits electrons to pass through it.
  13. 18. lights up when phosphor inside is affected by ultraviolet radiation
  14. 19. Steel wire, hard wearing power cable
  15. 20. Thousandth of an ampere
  16. 21. Device that cuts off electricity if any amount leaves the normal circuit
  17. 24. Hot wire, typically black.
  18. 25. Unit of mass equaling 1000
  19. 26. Switch that breaks circuit
  20. 29. Moves elec. from transformer to service panel
  21. 31. Combines several measurements functions in one
  22. 32. SI unit of electromotive force
  23. 33. Device that measures electricity into a system
  24. 34. Making electrical connection between equipment and earth
  25. 37. Electrical circuit extending beyond last circuit breaker
  26. 38. Use of one watt per one hour
  27. 40. Area which magnetism is influencing
  28. 43. Circuit that isn't complete
  29. 46. Apparatus for reducing or increasing voltage of AC
  30. 49. Push apart when two poles are together
  31. 51. Unit of measurement for wattage
  32. 53. Southern part of a magnet