Abstract
In this paper, in connection with various definitions in the literature, the concepts of "potential", "voltage", "voltage drop" are considered. Two approaches to the definition of the concept of " voltage " are analyzed: as the potential and as the work of the electric field forces on the displacement of a unit charge. Wrong and unreasonable positions in the paper by V.V. Sotnikov were noted. References 10.
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