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Sangamswadik
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First of all , I'm a completely new to this current - voltage concept , I have problems understanding Grounding and the current flow in circuits . 1) Which path do currents take when there are multiple grounds in a circuit .
2) How and where should a circuit be grounded and why ?
3) Why is Earth considered as an Infinite source /sink ?
4 ) If we use a "'metal plate "" in a circuit ( Would it get charged after the electrons flow to it from the battery ( Please bear with me , it might be a stupid question ))
4) If a circuit( consider a basic circuit , where there is a battery and a bulb ) When the grounding is done to this circuit ,Why won't the electrons from the Battery flow to the Ground ? Since Ground is considered as an infinite source/sink .
5) I have trouble understanding How battery eliminator works ( comparing it to chemical cells) .
Thank you ! and Please help me .
2) How and where should a circuit be grounded and why ?
3) Why is Earth considered as an Infinite source /sink ?
4 ) If we use a "'metal plate "" in a circuit ( Would it get charged after the electrons flow to it from the battery ( Please bear with me , it might be a stupid question ))
4) If a circuit( consider a basic circuit , where there is a battery and a bulb ) When the grounding is done to this circuit ,Why won't the electrons from the Battery flow to the Ground ? Since Ground is considered as an infinite source/sink .
5) I have trouble understanding How battery eliminator works ( comparing it to chemical cells) .
Thank you ! and Please help me .