What's the main difference between current and voltage?

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Date Posted: 2015/11/14

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by Mark Anthony Magpantay , Generation Engineer , Saudi Electricity Company

Current is the flow of electrons while voltage is the electromotive force.

by Hesham Al-Arashi , independent electrical engineer and registered electrical engineering consultant , Many Organizations

If we Assume that the Electricity is like a water in pipes

We can say that

Current is the Water Flowing in the Pipe

Voltage is Pressure of the Water that Push the Water to Flow

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