Question

series connection in our daily life examples​

Answer 1

Any switch in your house that controls a single bulb is a series circuit. The switch and bulb are in series.

If you have a dimmer switch, the dimmer is in series with the bulb - kinda like a variable resistor - and reduces the voltage/current/brightness of the bulb.

If a switch controls multiple bulbs, they would be in parallel.

The most common everyday series circuits are the electrical circuits found in homes and vehicles, with the difference being the type of voltage used in each one. Series circuits are used in areas where the operation of the circuit is required to be linear. Water heaters use a series circuit. Freezers and refrigerators both use series circuits. Lamps also operate on a series circuit.

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