Voltage
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Current
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1.It is the potential difference between two points. As we can simply
say that voltage is the potential difference between two points.
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It is the rate of charge flow or charge flow rate are called current.
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2. It is represented by V or Voltage is represented by ,V
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It is represented by ,I,
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Voltage is measured in Volt
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Current is measure in Ampere, it means Ampere is unit of current.
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3. It is measured by Voltmeter; It is an electrical device which
measure potential difference between two points.
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It is measured by Ammeter; It is also an electrical device which is
measure of current.
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4. It is create electrostatic field
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It is creating electromagnetic field, when we apply current it create
magnetic field in the coil which cause voltage are produced.
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5. In series connection ,Current is the same through all connected
component
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In parallel connection voltage is being same through all components.
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6. In parallel connection , current is different of each component
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In series connection voltage are different in each component
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7. Voltage = One joule / Coulomb
It means if one coulomb charge is work one joule then working voltage
is being one volt
V= W/Q
Where
V, is represent of Voltage
W, is represent of work
Q, is represent of charge(coulomb)
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Current = Coulomb / second
It means the rate of flow of charge of coulomb is called current. If
one coulomb charge is flow is one second then magnitude of current is one
Ampere.
I= Q/t
Where
I, is represent of current
Q, is represent of charge (coulomb)
T, is represent of time
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8. V= I*R
Where
V, is represent of Voltage
I, is represent of Current
R, is represent of Resistance
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Where I=V/R
R, is represent of resistance
I, is represent of current
V, is represent of Voltage
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9. It is the amount of potential energy between two point
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Basically it is moment of electron
It is measure difference between voltage and current.
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10. Basic difference between voltage and current
Voltage = Pressure
Which means In general form voltage behave like pressure.
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Current = Flow of water
Which means in general form current behave like water.
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