KevinAlaska
New Member
when talking about voltage I have heard/read people mention pressure and at times speed of electrons with the water analogy.
But to me I think they should use a person walking (current) with more people walking would be (amp).
Resistance would be opposition to them walking like a head wind. or walking through sand or mud etc.
Volts would be something like the strength of the walking people. If they are strong men then they can walk through the resistance easier with less of a problem. If they are week (lower voltage) then they have a harder time walking though.
But the speed of which they walk through is not effected only how hard they have to try to move through this resistance.
Because in reality electrons move no faster or slower. Isn't that correct?
Sincerely,
Kevin in Alaska
But to me I think they should use a person walking (current) with more people walking would be (amp).
Resistance would be opposition to them walking like a head wind. or walking through sand or mud etc.
Volts would be something like the strength of the walking people. If they are strong men then they can walk through the resistance easier with less of a problem. If they are week (lower voltage) then they have a harder time walking though.
But the speed of which they walk through is not effected only how hard they have to try to move through this resistance.
Because in reality electrons move no faster or slower. Isn't that correct?
Sincerely,
Kevin in Alaska