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Re: volt,watt,ampere
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| From: vrkpsgtech@gmail.com
i am a non-electrical students so i dont have strong knowledge in
electrical side so i would be thankful if any one could explain me
conceptually how the volt, watts and amperes differs from each other.
awaiting for any of your reply...........[slow down]
Volt = Unit of Electron Force or, electrical pressure in a circuit.
Watt = Unit of Electrical Power, or work performed in a circuit.
Ampere = Unit of Electron Flow, or current in a circuit.
you forgot to ask about The Ohm
Ohm = Unit of Resistance, or opposition to electron flow in a circuit.
It's pretty much something like that }
Roy Q.T.
Urban Technician
[I don't make em, I just fix em]
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