Basics 01 Current Voltage and electric Power
An analogy between electric and hydraulic power. The analogy shows that you can regard electric sizes in a similar way as hydraulic sizes.
But before we look at that electric system, let's have a look on an hydraulic one:
The water is pumped up to a certrain height called h. The quantity that flows each second is called Q. Q and h define the power P of these hydraulic wheels.
This way, we can calculate the power that is put into the circuit up and runs the motor.
But before we look at that electric system, let's have a look on an hydraulic one:
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Title=Digital Circuit 03 OR-gate
Author=Benedikt Sessler
Date=25.Sept 2020
Link=https://www.cirnavsys.com/courses/basics-01-current-voltage-and-electric-power