Voltaje, Corriente y Resistencia: ¿Qué son? Diferencias y Ejemplo [Fácil y Rápido]

Introduction to Electrical Circuit Elements00:00:04

Every electrical circuit with current flow has three fundamental elements: voltage, current, and resistance.

Understanding Voltage00:00:13

Voltage is the force that propels electrons in a circuit, measured in volts. A battery is an example of a voltage source. Higher voltage means greater force for electrons.

Understanding Current00:00:28

Current is the flow of electrons in a circuit, measured in amperes. It circulates through conductor wires. Greater force or impulse (voltage) results in a larger current.

Relationship between Voltage and Current00:00:40

Voltage and current are directly related: higher voltage leads to higher current, and lower voltage leads to lower current.

Understanding Resistance00:00:50

Resistance is any electrical component that obstructs or opposes the flow of electrons, measured in ohms. A light bulb is an example of a resistor.

Relationship between Current and Resistance00:01:03

Current and resistance are inversely related: small resistance allows a large current, while large resistance results in a smaller current.