Electric Circuits Chapter 14, Section 4. Circuits consist of an energy source, a load, wires, and in some cases, a switch.

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Electric Circuits Chapter 14, Section 4

Circuits consist of an energy source, a load, wires, and in some cases, a switch.

All parts of a series circuit are connected in a single loop. The loads in a parallel circuit are on separate branches.

Circuits fail through a short circuit or an overload. Fuses or circuit breakers protect against circuit failure.

It is important to follow safety tips when using electrical energy. Make sure the insulation on cords is not worn. Do not use electrical devices while your hands are wet or while you are standing in water. Never put objects other than a plug into an electrical outlet.