what is the differnce b/w voltage and current
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Answer Posted / vijin
current-- it is the flow of charge carriers through any
conducting medium. the direction of current is in
opposition with the direction of electron flow.
voltage-- it can be defined as the path or cause of passage
for the flow of current,that is the voltage or the
potential difference b/w two points is responsible for the
current flow.
more clearly the voltage at any point is the total
potential at that point when comparing with another point
or ground .this difference in the values of potentials will
force a current to flow from higher potential to a lower
potential.
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