The discussion revolves around various questions related to electrical circuits, particularly focusing on the behavior of voltage, current, and components such as resistors and LEDs. Participants explore concepts of voltage drop, current flow, and the role of resistors in circuits, with a mix of theoretical and practical considerations.
Participants generally agree that voltage is not consumed but dropped across components. However, there are multiple competing views regarding the implications of this concept, particularly in relation to current flow and the behavior of components in a circuit. The discussion remains unresolved on several points, particularly regarding the nature of voltage and current in different configurations.
Some limitations include the potential misunderstanding of voltage as a consumable quantity, the dependence on specific component characteristics (e.g., LED voltage drop), and the unresolved implications of connecting components in various configurations.
This discussion may be useful for individuals interested in understanding basic electrical circuit concepts, particularly those exploring the behavior of voltage and current in relation to different components.
When all the chemicals have been converted and there are no electrons / ions left to be displaced.sreeragk1998 said:so how does battery gets out of charge