Interested to Buy Any Domain ? << Click Here >> for more details...
Where there is voltage,there must be current.Is this right
or wrong??
- 10 Answers
- 11545 Views
- I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / amritpal singh sidhu
No, as per asked question it is not true that if there is
voltage then there will be current, but if there is current
then there will surely be voltage.
* Voltage is only a pressure for the flow of charge but if
there is a pressure then it is not necessary that current
will surely flow because current cannot flow without of any
medium but voltage/emf can exist in open circuit.
-))>I think Beyond this there is no need for explaination.
amrit.tics@yahoo.co.in
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
what's producer of XLPE cable laying in undergroung
why ups rating in kva? and why ups are in parellel?.why isolation transformer is used in ups?
We have a distribution transformer of 750KVA/11kv/440v and an AVR (Servo Stabilizer) of 750KVA on the LT side of distribution transformer. Also we have an ACB of 1200A on the output of distribution transformer (that is on the input of AVR). We want to have an MCCB on the output of AVR. What should be the rating?
how to determine the inrush current of a transformer
What is the difference between DOL starter and star delta starter
What are the basic & Majour problems in UPS ?
What is the technical difference between On delay timer and a Star delta timer?
what is a types of short circuit and what is a types of distance protection tests
What are diffrent type of road taxes?
how to calculate compresor capacity?
The height to which the liquid in a tank to be maintained for a certain constant velocity?
What is Annunciation?
why in the three pin plug all 3 pins are cutted ?
what is the difference between earthing and unearth
What are the various types of rotor used in the alternators?
