The power was generated at a power plant somewhere. This plant put the power on the power grid, or transmission grid. It was transformed and stepped up to a very high voltage and linked via the largest lines to substations in various service areas. There, it was transformed to step it back down and then distributed on the local grid. It may or may not have been transformed again to get it to your neighborhood. The utility company transformer took that fairly high voltage and stepped it down again, and then the power was run through a drop to your house. There, it was connected directly to the power panel through a meter, and then from the panel to the outlet where you TV is plugged in. A link can be found below. It is to the Wikipedia article on electric power transmission.
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Objects that need electricity to work include lamps, televisions, computers, refrigerators, and smartphones. Generally, any device that has electronic components or requires power for operation would need electricity to function properly.
You use electricity to make things work like tv's and lights.
The wonderful thing that he invented was electricity because without electricity no electronic things like fan tv computer etc will work.
Electricity is like magic that makes things work by traveling through wires and powering devices like lights, TVs, and toys.
The sun's energy is converted into electricity through solar panels, which can then power the electrical grid that supplies energy to your TV. This electricity powers the TV to function and display content on the screen.
No, an external antenna can work without electricity. It simply picks up radio frequency signals from the air and sends them to the device it is connected to. The device, such as a TV or radio, uses its own power to process and display the signals.
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Electricity gets to the TV through the wires that comes from the pole to the outlet the TV is plugged into.
It doesn't really "have" electricity. The television set at your home will usually use AC, like any household item which you plug into the outlet. Electronic devices convert at least part of this energy internally into DC, since that's what electronic circuits work with.
A television that has been set into stand by mode will still use some electricity. The electricity usage is much less than if the television was fully on but more than if it was off.
Are you referring to the amount of electricity the TV uses each month? That would depend on the TV and the cost of electricity where you live. Are you referring to the cost of your lost productivity and how you could do something more productive like read a book, work at a job, or socialize with your friends? That's something that is difficult to measure.