Answer / naresh pipaliya

electrical deals with high voltage & electronics deals with
low voltage

Answer / rajesh bhuria

electronics = signal + voltage
electrical = voltage

Answer / xxx

electronics deals with the simply the motion of electron and
varies in accordance with its signals

electricals deals with high speed motion of electron

Answer / rishi

electrical is the flow of energy by any conductor.electronics is flow of signal through air etc.

Answer / k k

elecricals means producing current and electronics means utilising the current produced

Answer / ch.andru

Electrical: The movement of electrons from one atom to
another is electrical. (e.g) Pure Gold, Copper.

Electronics: The movement of electrons from one molecule to
another is electronics. (e.g) Doped semiconductors.

Answer / apple

electrical deals with conductor
electronics deals with semiconductor

Answer / satish

in electrical the flow of current is only bcz of
electronics,but in electronics it is bcz of both electronics
and holes

Answer / pratheepan prabhakaran

The study about Flow of Electrons is called "Electrical".


The study about "electrons" and How we can use this
electrons to a Divice.is called Electronics.

Answer / jayaram reddy

electrical circuits deals with currents in amperes
electronic circuits deals with currents in micro and milliamps

what is mathematical relation between ac to dc current how will convert Iac=50amp to Idc

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can we say current flows inside an atom as electron moves inside an atom?

7 Answers   Vedanta,

how many kw = one ton air condition?

2 Answers  

you have an automatic voltage regulator at home for your appliances,if the voltage in your area drops from 220v to 190v,does the output of the automatic voltage regulator drops?or does it retains the 220v output?

4 Answers  

what is the procedure for cable sizing or on what basis we will calculate the size of cable?????

6 Answers   ANG, Focus, Mecon,

What is the difference between the relay and the circuit breaker?

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In case of 3 phase motor why it is called single phasing by failure of one phare unless there is rest two phase are acting. ?

3 Answers  

what is the difference between high impedance & low impedance

1 Answers   L&T,

what is the meaning of knee point in current transformer and how to calculate?

2 Answers  

how we explain parallel paths armature winding?

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what is the difference between gsm and cdma??

2 Answers   QMS, Vedanta,

if field current decreases how can the speed increase in the unloaded dc series motor

1 Answers