Question

4 differences between open and closed circuit​

Answer 1

OPEN CIRCUIT:

• Its is not closed and not continues path.
• Electric current does not flow in an open circuit.
• The key in an open circuit represented as ().
• Since current is not flowing bulb does not glow.

CLOSED CIRCUIT:

• It is closed and continuous path.
• Electric current flows in an open circuit.
• The key in the closed circuit represented as (.).
• Since current is flowing through the bulb glows.

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Answer 2

Answer:

OPEN CIRCUIT :-

➡️An open circuit is a circuit where the path has been interrupted or "opened" at some point so that current will not flow.

➡️An open circuit is also called an incomplete circuit.

➡️The common electrical industry terminology would be to say that the circuit breaker or fuse "opened" or tripped the circuit.

➡️ An example of an open circuit - is a string of electric lights that don't work if one bulb goes out.

CLOSED CIRCUIT :-

➡️The definition of closed circuit is a system where video or other media is transmitted through connected cables and wires, not through the air.

➡️A closed circuit is one that is complete, with good continuity throughout.

➡️A device designed to open or close a circuit under controlled conditions is called a switch.

➡️An example of closed circuit - When you have a video camera directly connected to a TV on the property that shows images from the video camera, this is an example of a closed-circuit TV.

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