What is voltage Law and Current Law??
vivek kapoor , 16 Years ago
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Gaurav Sharma
Last Activity: 16 Years ago
Voltage Law
"In any circuit, the sum of decrease in voltage equals the sum of its increase."
For example, imagine a circuit with a battery and a bulb. If the battery generates 3 V, then the bulb must consume 3 V, because the sum of decrease in voltage (-3 V consumed by the bulb) must be equal to the sum of increase in voltage (+3 V generated by the battery).
Current Law
"At any junction point in an electric circuit, the total electric current into the junction is equal to the total electric current out."
A junction is any point where wires are splits into two or more.
In the left diagram, incoming current (2 A) is being split into half at a junction point (1 A), and then is combined back to the original current (2 A).
In the left diagram, incoming current (2 A) is being split into half at a junction point (1 A), and then is combined back to the original current (2 A).
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