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III. Current Electricity and three basic electrical quantities (Voltage, Current and Resistance) 3. Figure 2 below shows a hydroelectric dam where water flows from a region of higher pressure (higher potential) to a region of lower pressure (lower potential) given that the two regions are at the same height. Region of higher Region of lower water pressure Figure 2 a. Similarly, voltage, otherwise known as electrical potential difference is the potential difference between two points exists in electric circuit and is measured in volts (V). A voltage source can be viewed as the force that pushes the electrons around a circuit. Explain what will happen to the free electrons when a potential difference or voltage is applied between the ends of a conductor (Figure 3).

III. Current Electricity and three basic electrical quantities (Voltage, Current and Resistance) 3. Figure 2 below shows a hydroelectric dam where water flows from a region of higher pressure (higher potential) to a region of lower pressure (lower potential) given that the two regions are at the same height. Region of higher Region of lower water pressure Figure 2 a. Similarly, voltage, otherwise known as electrical potential difference is the potential difference between two points exists in electric circuit and is measured in volts (V). A voltage source can be viewed as the force that pushes the electrons around a circuit. Explain what will happen to the free electrons when a potential difference or voltage is applied between the ends of a conductor (Figure 3).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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