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Hi,why do we need a complete ciruit required in order to have a continious flow of current.An early reply will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Ariel
Thanks in advance
Ariel
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Charge conservation and the principle of relativity:Originally posted by glasslp2000
why do we need a complete ciruit required in order to have a continious flow of current.
Originally posted by rocketcity
Forgive me if it seems that I'm anthropomorphizing electrons; I'm actually electrosizing humans.
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A complete circuit is a path that allows electricity to flow from a power source, through a load (such as a light bulb or motor), and back to the power source.
A complete circuit is necessary for electricity to flow and for a device to function properly. Without a complete circuit, electricity cannot reach the load and the device will not work.
If there is a break in the circuit, such as a disconnected wire or a broken component, electricity cannot flow and the device will not work.
You can test for a complete circuit by using a multimeter or a continuity tester. These tools can detect if there is continuity (a complete path for electricity to flow) in a circuit.
No, a circuit cannot be complete without a power source. It is the power source that provides the energy for electricity to flow through the circuit and power the device.