What is Voltage?
Definition
A voltage is nothing but the force that moves electrons from one atom to another atom.
To understand Voltage consider this analogy |
| Meet Electron |
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| Electron chat |
This is the electron. The electron has a negative charge and a negative attitude.
Two electrons repel each other (you can say they hate each other) like magnets with the same polarity.
Now if we put the bunch of these guys together in the box its battery.
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| Battery |
So all these electrons have negative charges they repel each other and they want to leave these box so if the battery is connected to the circuits the electrons will flow it is called current.
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| Flow of electrons |
So it is the force that moves electrons from one atom to other atoms
To understand the relationship between voltage and current consider this simple analogy. Voltage pushes the current through the conductor which is restrained by the resistance.
The unit of voltage is volt.
It is denoted as "V"
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| AC and DC Voltage |
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