Answer / sreeram

electicale is mother of electronic.

electrical equip.need AC/dc power to run, electronic
equip.need DC power to run.

Answer / sujeet kumar

Electronics works on low voltage ie 5V.
Electrical works on high voltage

Answer / s.sivasubramaniyan

study the flow of electrons in conductors called electrical

study the flow of electrons in semiconductors called electronics

Answer / shabih ul hassan

electrical deals with high voltages like 220while
electronics deal with low voltages like 10v.Electronic
equipments are small in sizes while electrical equipment
are very large in size.

Answer / sreeja

electrical is the study of random movement of electrons
whereas electronics is the study of movement of electrons
in one particular dirction.

Answer / rahul tulsiani

ELECTRICAL OBEYS OHMS LAW i.e V=IR BUT IN ELECTRONICS
THIS LAW IS NOT APPLICABLE.

Answer / mgr

electrical means flow of electrons through conducting
materials like wires
electronics means flow of electrons through non conducting
materials

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