what is the difference between electronics and electricals?
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Answer Posted / sonali
electrical" instruments deal with 'Analog' signals mostly
defined by the equations of classical physics. They
certainly obey Ohm's Law. Term 'Electrical' is associated
with the typical conception of Electric Field(E) which
exerts electric Force(F) on a charge particle(q) and it
produces electricity, Where F=qE.
But 'Electronic' instruments are made to deal
with 'Digital' signals. Analog electrical signal is changed
to Digital signals ( 0, 1). They are semiconductors devices
which never obey Ohm's Law and implemented with logic gates.
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