What is the difference between circuit and network.
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Answer / wiki
An electrical network is an interconnection of electrical
elements such as resistors, inductors, capacitors,
transmission lines, voltage sources, current sources, and
switches.
An electrical circuit is a network that has a closed loop,
giving a return path for the current. A network is a
connection of two or more components, and may not
necessarily be a circuit.
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Answer / sindhu
circuit is a closed conducting path in which current flows
or intended to flow
where as network is a combination of electrical components
connected in any manner what so ever
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Answer / divyanshu kumar
network is the interconnection of two element or device,
circuit is a network which provides the one or more close path.
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Answer / supriyo
A network can be closed or open path
But circuit is always a closed path.
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Answer / macky
A circuit contains active element as well as passive element
While it is not necessary that network contain both these elements
All Circuit are Network but all Network are not Circuit.
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Answer / vinutha
network is a open loop whereas circuit is a closed loop.
for example if we take a building then the building is a network and rooms in it are circuits.
or simply we can say that combination of circuits is a network
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Answer / abhilash
if the flow of current is neccessity to be called a
circuit, have u guys ever heard open circuit, current does
not flow in it
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Answer / krunal devi
A path in which electrons flow due to the voltage or current source applied over it and forms a close loop in which this electron current is flowing is called Electric Circuit.
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Answer / nmb
A n/w is a connected form of elements like resistors, wires, capacitors, etc. It may or may not be open.
A circuit is always a closed path.
Hence, a n/w can be circuit but vice-versa is not always true.
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Answer / bachan shyam
A network is an interconnection of active and passive circuit elements that may or may not have function.
But a circuit is a network that provide closed path for current flow and have a particular function.
Guys dont focus on nouns while defining them but focus on functioning. You will have a good idea if you check interconnection of resistors and an ampl4fier circuit.
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