Hi, I'm a newbie here. I've been reading the ebook on this site.
I read that there's 0v across "electrically common" points. If the voltage across electrically common points is 0 then doesn't that make current 0 according to ohm's law I = E/R? If current is 0 then doesn't that contradict the statement that current is constant in a series circuit? I'm a bit confused here. Can someone point me in the right direction?
I read that there's 0v across "electrically common" points. If the voltage across electrically common points is 0 then doesn't that make current 0 according to ohm's law I = E/R? If current is 0 then doesn't that contradict the statement that current is constant in a series circuit? I'm a bit confused here. Can someone point me in the right direction?