[sdiy] Alternating dead current voltage??
René Schmitz
uzs159 at uni-bonn.de
Fri Dec 24 02:12:30 CET 2004
Hi all,
> I think that makes it a little clearer. Theoretically, I think it IS
> possible to have voltage without current flow (voltage is just a measure of
> potential difference), but it's not something that happens too often in the
> real world.
I hope its more than just theoretical, since for example batteries
should retain their voltage when I'm not using them.
Or think of a wall outlet, would you think there is a voltage present,
if there is no load? I would.
Current without voltage is a little more difficult. But as I understand it,
what happens in supraconducers.
This reminds me of this: Some time ago I saw a note hanging in the
Institute for Theoretical Nuclear Physics here in Bonn, saying that the
electricians would make a part of the building "voltageless" on Monday.
Somebody scribbled on that:"No problem, as long as we have current!" :-)
Merry Christmas,
René
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