The Importance of Practical Electrical Training for Universities and Businesses
1. What is electricity?
Electricity is a form of energy resulting from the movement of electrons through a conductor. This physical phenomenon is essential for the operation of a wide variety of devices and systems we use daily, from household appliances to complex industrial systems.
Electricity can be generated from various sources such as hydroelectric plants, solar energy, wind energy, thermal power, and nuclear power. Once generated, this energy is distributed through electrical grids for consumption. In technical terms, electricity is measured in volts (V), representing electrical potential difference; amperes (A), measuring electrical current; and watts (W), indicating electrical power consumed or produced.
