Electricity FAQ

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This is not really off topic, but I wasn't sure where to put it.

I've just been reading about IP and all that, and I have always been interested in how does information move so fast through cables and wires etc.

I really messed up at school and didn't even get my science GCSE.

I found school boring, but now with the internet I love reading up on how things work, especially science and physics.

I wanted to go over how electiricty works and so I googled it.

Here is the result:This is the main page:

http://www.amasci.com/elect/elefaq.html

I also got to this link, after following the light switch question:

http://amasci.com/elect/elefaq1.html#ai

I find that these facts are nice to know.They answer my inner questions.

Maybe most of you guys already know a lot about this stuff, but I'm making up for my misspent youth 2

 

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If you really want to combine electricity with networking, try power over ethernet: http://www.poweroverethernet.com

 

Absolutely brilliant link Trip .You are the linkmeister.

I just read the white paper for an introduction.I found it very very interesting.

The implications for UPS are very interesting.

"There is no need for an expensive electrician"

YES
Just an expensive network guru 'eh

"Appliances can be shut down or reset remotely"

ACE
More control.I love it.Somebody give me a country

I'll be reading more on this.

Thanks again Trip.