Why neutral wire is at 0 voltage. Please explain in a simple wording.
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Voltage is always measured between two points. In electrical engineering, when we say the voltage at point X is V, we actually are measuring the voltage between point X and an implicit other point called "ground". ... So the voltage of the neutral wire is always zero...
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Voltage is always measured between two points. In electrical engineering, when we say the voltage at point X is V, we actually are measuring the voltage between point X and an implicit other point called "ground". ... So the voltage of the neutral wire is always zero
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