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What is the main difference between current and voltage?

Asked by: Svelmurugan | Member Since Jul-2012 | Asked on: Jul 15th, 2012

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Mohamed

Answered On : Jul 18th, 2012

Current is electron motion.But voltage is force of the motion

  
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balakrishna

Answered On : Sep 2nd, 2012

Current is the flow of electrons due to the external force. The external force is voltage.

  
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sampath

Answered On : Sep 9th, 2012

Current is the flow of electrons and Voltage is the force applied to move electron.

  
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parthaz

Answered On : Sep 10th, 2012

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Current is the motion of electrons and Voltage is the driving force which drives this flow of electrons.

  
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Devajeet

Answered On : Dec 18th, 2012

It is a simple cause and effect question. In simple terms Voltage is the cause and current is the effect.

  
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SABITRI SAHOO

Answered On : Dec 22nd, 2012

voltage creates current.

  
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lovepreet sandhu

Answered On : Dec 23rd, 2012

when the terminals of circuit are open it makes voltage.But when these get connected,it becomes current

  
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Ahmed Hassan

Answered On : Dec 27th, 2012

voltage is electric motive force, when we get a closed path i push the electrons ,causing electric currents

  
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sudhakar srivastava

Answered On : Jan 5th, 2013

Voltage is generally electromotive force which simply create pressure between two level that push the electron to move through the circuit this moving of electron is simply called current its measuring unit is ampere and one ampere is equal to 628 million million electron in one sec

  
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Qamar Zaman`

Answered On : Mar 22nd, 2013

When a power is supplied to an electrical passive component through power source,a pressure is required to install that component.That pressure is termed as voltage and through which energy is losing and reaching to the required component is known as rate flow of electrical charges!!!

  
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amit kumar sharma

Answered On : Apr 5th, 2013

hi........
the main difference b/w current and voltage that the voltage is force which forced to flow the electron when the electron are starts to flow then this flow of electron is called as current.

  
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In simple terms,Current is nothing but flow of charged particles which are electrons but where as voltage is the potential of that charged particles.

  
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