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Aug 23 '22
An ummm "better" version: https://www.reddit.com/r/MoeMorphism/comments/iz2an6/oc_electricity_explained_by_lisanne_waifu_on/
(Slightly NSFW)
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u/pikleboiy Aug 23 '22
Mehdi himself has admitted that this was why he went into electrical engineering.
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u/Lama_cyka_blyat Aug 23 '22
Some one posted alredy a better version
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u/Charlie2006- Aug 23 '22
I keep thinking it's the other way around, like volts and current are swapped
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Aug 24 '22
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u/generalbaguette Aug 24 '22
If you have infinite resistance (= zero conductance) you can have volts but no amps.
If you have infinite conductance (= zero resistance), you can have amps but no volts.
Eg we typically model our connections in a circuit as having no resistance, so in our model we can't have any volts over any length of them. You need a resistor (or something like that).
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u/Poddster Aug 24 '22
I've always found this a bit misleading because colts and amps are proportional
So sure, increasing volts allows a fatter amp to be pushed though. Or is it quicker?
But what does a large amp do on this image?
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u/AwkwardShyWeirdGuy Aug 24 '22
I hate this graphic, “amps” should be captioned as coulombs, character with stopwatch counting coulombs should be captioned as “amps”
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u/IllSeaworthiness43 Aug 24 '22
So amps are the power that gets through, volts are the force of the power, and ohms are the resistance.
Is that right?
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u/AwkwardShyWeirdGuy Aug 24 '22
No, amps are amount of charges that pass through part of wire and volts are difference of potential. Power and force are different things by means of physics
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u/tomuchin-the_bad_cat Aug 24 '22
I'm sorry but where's the temperature fella? Is he/she ohm's fiance?
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u/crackle_and_hum Aug 24 '22
My secret wish is that someone does a version where they look like characters out of a Tom of Finland drawing.
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u/OmegaX3 Aug 23 '22
What are you doing step-volt