What are the similarities between static electricity and current electricity?

Answer 1

AC and DC current are two methods in which electrons are moved along a wire, thus causing current. Either form carries usable electicity. The only difference is that DC (Direct) current involves the electrons moving along a circut in one direction, just like a car drives around a racetrack. AC (Alternating) current is similar to DC, but the electrons change direction at a very rapid pace. In the US, the current from an electrical socket changes direction 120 times every second (60 cycles). I am not sure about other countries.

Answer 2

Eletronic energy requires much less electricity on a simple circuit to its functioning, however electrical circuits usually demands high voltage. electronic circuits have many electricity alterations because it use diodes, transistors, IC, chips, high frequency circuits, while electrical energy is based mainly on Transformers in the case of power supply so that the current can travel longer.

Resuming, electric energy is related to strong power to make basically mechanical machines to work, while electronic energy uses low levels of current to make electronical devices to work. However, the kind of energy is the same, just varying the level of power. The main similarity is that the current must flow in a conductor the same way on both electric and electronic circuit, not considering the voltage, but considering that electrons shall travel inside the wires the same way.

Answer 3

they are both built up,but electrons do not flow in static electricity

Answer 4

Coulombs.