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How is voltage stepped up in TV?

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ChandruHasan

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14y ago
Updated: 8/19/2019

what is voltage? it is actually the potential difference across the two ends. and voltage is its SI unit when we switch on the television the circuit is completed and the electricity flows and then the radio transmitter starts working and we are able to see the program

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