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Yes, and my own question too.Is this a college question?
Hi dear,Voltage is the potential difference between two points. Current is the flow of electron, and this will cause a potential difference.
Hi man,Voltage is the potential difference between two points. Current is the flow of electrons caused by this potential difference.
Hi dear,
I think you didn't understand my question. Is Potential the Same as Resonance at the subatomic level??
Resonance can be anything from the vibration of a saxophone reed, the swing of a clock pendulum or the catastrophic twisting of the Tacoma Narrows bridge. An electrical circuit can have resonance no matter whether you feed it AC or DC - what you observe in those different situations will be different, in that once a DC circuit has settled into a steady state the resonance won't be excited any more. I think the OP was referring to resonance at the subatomic level, which is a thing, rather than electrical resonance which is a different thing.from my understanding resonance is only something that can happen in AC Circuits
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