Electrical Energy vs. Power |Explained

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[@adamchalkley956]

more voltage won’t actually cause more electrons to flow, that definition is wrong. It will cause the same amount of electrons to flow but at a much faster rate, thus more current is flowing through the circuit

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I have a question sir what if The cross-sectional area of ​​the conductor has increased will more electrons flow ?

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​@@fearfulninja3450 no .. only the rate of their flow will increase

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Hi, in the example, the TV is rated 150 watts so consumes 150 watts of instantaneous energy, does this mean 150 watts is consumed every second that the TV is on for?

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Yes that is true، but it's better to multiply it with hours, to have watthour, because any bill you will calculate will be in watthour times the tariff

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[@peterdo8898]

Regarding the TV example, I'm a bit confused. So if Energy (consumed by the TV in 3 hrs) = 150 x 3 = 450 Watt-hours, then in 1 hour it will consume 150 Watt-hour, and in 1 minute it will consume 2.5 (150/60) Watt-hour, i.e. 0.042 (150/3600) Watt-second ? Please help me understand. Thanks

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Yes i have the same question, does products mention watts in seconds or hours consumption??

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1 hour is equal to 3600 seconds not 60

you don't divide but multiply hours to minutes, multiply minutes to seconds _

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To answer the question in the context of energy vs. power: Energy is the product of power and time. In this example: 1. If a TV consumes 150 W (watts) and runs for 3 hours: Energy = Power × Time = 150w x 3h =450watthours 2. In 1 hour, it consumes 150 Wh. 3. In 1 minute: Energy =150/60=2.5 watthour 4. In 1 second: Energy=150/3600=. 042watthour Products usually specify power in watts (W) and energy consumption over time in watt-hours (Wh).

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[@driblix2857]

i think you confused the definition between power and energy

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Thank you for your comment, can you clarify what you mean?

[@driblix2857]

@@electricalengineeringplane6620 what i mean is that power is current * voltage and energy shud be power * time or u can say energy is equal to current * voltage * time but u switched these definitions

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@@driblix2857 thank you really but you can watch the video again i said the factor of time is the difference between power and energy,, energy is power times time

[@driblix2857]

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