electricity describes the arrangement of electrical components which are linked by conductors, so as to make or mar the current flow. The current flow is controlled by switches and other controlling devices. Electricity is concerned with generation, transmission, distribution and consumption.I just can not understand it. But I want to. Plz help. Many thanks. Any article link or analysis is welcome.
I just can not understand it. But I want to. Plz help. Many thanks. Any article link or analysis is welcome.
Did your question get answered? If not, where do you want to start?I just can not understand it. But I want to. Plz help. Many thanks. Any article link or analysis is welcome.
I'd like to know about flow of charges and electrons. I want to visualize electric field and electromagnetic field. and what is electromagnetism? I'm struggling to visualize .....Did your question get answered? If not, where do you want to start?
But how it is created? By applying voltage? then what is voltage and how is voltage created?Electricity is simply the flow of electrons along a conductor or semiconductor.
The electrons pass from one atom to the next.
That video is excellent: technically flawless, clearly and succinctly explained with helpful metaphors but without sacrificing an accurate definition of voltage.But how it is created? By applying voltage? then what is voltage and how is voltage created?
Very nice but how do we separate the charges to create voltage in the first place?Matter, "stuff" is made out of electrons (negative) and protons (positive) charges that are paired together.
Now we can separate these charges, it takes energy to do it. These separated charges have a want to re-combine all by itself. This force that wants to re-combine is called voltage. The more charges we separate.....the higher the voltage.
Voltage is separated charge. When a conductive path is provided.........electrons will flow to recombine. The flow of charge to do this recombining is called current. The NUMBER of charges passing a point or plane per sec, defines current.
We limit how fast the charge recombines.........Not by the speed.........but by the amount. That's with resistance.
The voltage, current and resistance is related by ohms law.
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A battery or a generator are two common ways.Very nice but how do we separate the charges to create voltage in the first place?
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