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beanryu
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I am confused with some fundamental things...
Does voltage and current go in opposite direction when represented in a drawn circuit?
Does current go the way opposite to the actual direction of electrons flow?
In an AC signal, for example, a generator is placed at point B and it's connected to point A to the left and point C to the right, does the voltage actually go to point A first and then point C and continue the pattern?
And does short circuit mean a malfunctioning circuit and open circuit means a circuit that's working or allowing eletron flow.
THANX!
Does voltage and current go in opposite direction when represented in a drawn circuit?
Does current go the way opposite to the actual direction of electrons flow?
In an AC signal, for example, a generator is placed at point B and it's connected to point A to the left and point C to the right, does the voltage actually go to point A first and then point C and continue the pattern?
And does short circuit mean a malfunctioning circuit and open circuit means a circuit that's working or allowing eletron flow.
THANX!