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Voltage definition
Energy transferred per unit charge
Voltage symbol
V
Voltage unit
Volts (V)
Series circuit voltage rule
Shared between components
Reason for sharing
Charge loses energy as it passes through each component
Total series voltage
Sum of voltages across each component
Example series
6 V battery → 4 V + 2 V across components
Equal components in series
Voltage splits equally
Parallel circuit voltage rule
Same voltage across each branch
Reason for same voltage
Each branch is directly connected to the battery
Example parallel
9 V battery → each branch gets 9 V
Adding components in parallel
Does not change voltage across branches
Series vs parallel summary
Series: voltage divides; parallel: voltage stays the same
Energy meaning
Higher voltage = more energy transferred per coulomb
Battery role
Provides total voltage available to circuit
Key idea
Series → voltage splits; parallel → voltage is identical across branches