Answer / pavithra

it is flow of electricity due to flow of electrons and holes it is simple called electrons.but when electrons travel in only one direction.

Answer / sarath chand reddy

Electronics- Electro+mechanics

electro is refer for electrond

mechanics means motion 

electronics means the study of motion of electrons...we study the motion of electrons in different substances like conductors, semiconductors, non conductors etc...

Answer / ujwala vijay bhagath

it is flow of electricity due to flow of electronics and holes due to p-n junction between positive and negative polarities

Answer / jay desai

Electronics deals with electrical circuits that involve active electrical components such as vacuum tubes, transistors, diodes and integrated circuits, and associated passive electrical components and interconnection technologies. Commonly, electronic devices contain circuitry consisting primarily or exclusively of active semiconductors supplemented with passive elements; such a circuit is described as an electronic circuit.

Answer / amit kumar pandey

Electronics is a branch of science which deals the flow of electron through vaccum ,semiconductor ,conductor .it is basically electron mechanics.the desired flow of electron is to perfom the desired task.the basic difference between electrical and electronics is,in electronics we deal higher frequency ,low voltage and low power while in electrical we deals 50 /60 htz frequency with higher voltage and power.

Answer / nutan kumar behera

Electronics is the branch of science and engineering which deals with the flow of electrons through vacuum or gas or semiconductor.

Answer / senkathir

Electronics is deals with electron,which main thing deals with semiconductor,circuits,transistor.

Answer / r g

electronics is a branch of electrical field,which comes under electronics equipments like laptop,mobile,computers etc.

Answer / shivam kumar

the electronics is the branch of science in the electronics flow the electron in electrical circuit 

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