What is Voltage, Current & Resistance? Build & Learn Circuits!

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Here's the best way to describe electric flow.. The cup of water with straw.. You have a cup of water(v source) straw(wire or circuit) you( the load or motive force) the water in the cup when left alone has no movement(current) when you suck on the straw you cause current flow of the water. The harder you suck the more current created. If you want resistance you need just to squeeze on the straw. That what he didn't explain properly that current is the effect of the load not only the voltage. The load has a direct correlation to the current produced.

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[@qualquan]

Push is Force or Pressure. Voltage =velocity squared or cross-sectional velocity (not Force, Pressure or Energy) which, believe it or not, can be STORED in batteries hence it is also called "potential". Crucial to understand that both Energy (1/2 mv^2) AND v^2 (Voltage) are storable in batteries. (Batteries are just devices to store v^2 or VOLTAGE and 1/2 mv^2 or ENERGY) Thus in DC circuits, Voltage provides cross sectional velocity (v^2) to electron FLOW which must stay constant although its speed can vary increasing in high resistance (R) or narrow segments. When a high resistance (R) segment, meaning a narrowed cross-section segment, is encountered the constant electron flow cross-sectional velocity needs to increase and the stored v^2 (Voltage) needs to be spent since the current FLOW (I) or Q/t has to remain constant (think water flowing in a narrowed pipe segment ). The stored v^2 or Voltage is spent here to increase the needed x-sectional velocity of the CONSTANT current Flow and the stored Voltage drops. When the x-section opens up the constant current velocity drops and less stored voltage needs to be spent hence the remaining stored v^2 (Voltage) only drops very gradually. However all voltage is spent by the time the last electron reaches the end of the circuit and current FLOW ceases, which may take awhile because electrons flow at 'drift' speed even though the electro-magnetic field or SIGNAL (requiring a medium of free electrons) travels at almost light speed. One must distinguish between electron speed (very slow) and EM field or signal speed (almost light speed). The latter however needs a medium of free electron (a good metal conductor).

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Dear Maths and Science tutor.. I work in HVAC industry and I'm fascinated on how motors work. I am still trying to understand why a motor starts "pulling more amps " when supply voltage goes low...It 's confusing since Ohms law suggests that Voltage and current are direct proportional therefore I'm expecting current to go down as voltage goes down!! Thank you.

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R does not slow electron speed, it increases it. The vey thin hot glowing filament in light bulbs have high resistance and since current flow through every cross section is constant electron speed increases through thin filaments heating it sufficiently high to glow. Analogous to pinching a flowing rubber pipe making water spurt. Rivers also flow faster through narrow gorges and slower when wider.

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A better description.. Imagine having a glass of water with a straw. You (the load) sucks the voltage (water) through the straw(wire) the motive force current is the suction.. Which means you need you(load) to move the voltage.. To create resistance you use different size straws or kink the straw...

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Question: you mentioned that the speed of the electrons is almost the speed of light. But some sources speak of the drift velocity of electrons, which is slower than the average snail. how could that happen?

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So what is the mechanism of the “push” of voltage? What causes it, and why?

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28:53 why are you drawing it from that side? Wasn't the whole point of the resistor in that circuit the reduce the current doing to the bulb not to blow it?

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Why should we have a live wire and a neutral wire in an AC connectivity? You have just said that AC is back an forth movement of current. Kindly explain to me this phenomenon.

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Since voltage is apush and current is aflow and resistance os o ppose flow current. What about speed of electron and pushing voltage

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