when current passes through a wire, does voltage flow in the same direction? Also, when current passes through a conductor in a direction, what are the related parameters (such as electrons,Voltage etc) that flows in the opposite direction?

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anonymous · Answer

For your second question, if your current is a conventional current, then electrons flow in the opposite direction

koikkara · Answer

thanks  ....then whether voltage too flows in the opposite direction?

koikkara · Answer

If yes, then of course, both voltage and electrons may be same....

anonymous · Answer

I'm not too sure about that, but I think it is in the same direction, as voltage is actually the potential difference of the energy, so it should be same direction as your current

anonymous · Answer

Voltage and electrons are not the same

koikkara · Answer

hmm....then in case of npn and pnp transistors,Assume base current flows in the forward direction, then in which direction does voltage across the emitter-base flows?

anonymous · Answer

Ah, I'm kinda rusty on my circuit components, so can't really help you on that sorry

koikkara · Answer

that`s alright....thanks for the tip.....