Direct Current (DC), A continuous flow of electrons in only one direction, Alternating Current (AC), A current that constantly changes its direction, Insulators, Materials that resist the flow of electrons, Volts, The unit used to measure the difference of potential between two points, Amperes, The unit used to measure the amount of electric current, Watts, The unit that measures the rate at which work is done (power), Conductors, Materials that allow electrons to pass through easily, Frequency, The number of times AC current changes direction in one second, Electricity, A current of free electrones along a conductor, Semiconductor, A material which is halfway between a conductor and an insulator

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