what is voltage, and how it makes the electron to move?
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Answer / saxton mutundashuga
Voltage is defined as a potential difference between
reference points. Voltage is a measure of potential difference.
Contrary to popular misconceptions, the difference in
potential does not cause current to flow.
Current will only flow if a path of meaningful impedance or
resistance(DC)is created across the reference points.
The potential difference measured in Volts.As I said before,
the difference acts as an accelerating force for electrons
to flow if a path is created.
An electrical path is known as a complete circuit.
When a circuit is connected to a voltage source it causes
electrons in conductors to be agitated and collide at a rate
proportional to the impedance of the circuit. This flow is
measured in Amperes and the flow is called Current.
I hope I answered your question.
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Answer / hitenshu
voltage is the diffrence charge between two ends of any
circuit.
bcz of this difference the eiectrons are moving.
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Answer / s.ali
voltage is a pressure that is apply to make electrons flow
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Answer / utkarsh m. panchal
Voltage is difference of charge betn any two points of
conductor so the electrons will flow from upper potential to
lower potential.
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Answer / guest
voltage is the diffrence charge between two ends of any
circuit
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Answer / ashok mishra
it is the reference name of current
it just make the flow of electrons or may say current
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