Monday, 25 January 2016

electricity - Difference between current and voltage sources


I am confused about the current and voltage. My intuitive example would be that of a pipe of say water. The diameter of the pipe determines the amount of water flowing per second but the pressure is comparable to voltage. Am I right?


And what is the difference between voltage source and current source? In what class our electric sockets on the wall do fall?




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