1 Which is the Killer, Current or Voltage?
ElectroBOOM explains how voltage and current relate to the danger of electric shock; linked in questions about which voltages are safe to touch.
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ElectroBOOM explains how voltage and current relate to the danger of electric shock; linked in questions about which voltages are safe to touch.
Mehdi Sadaghdar tests how AC and DC at rising voltages feel on the body; cited in shock-safety questions, though viewers dispute what it shows about DC.
ElectroBOOM shocks himself with AC and DC to show how each feels; linked as an entertaining answer to questions about whether a voltage will hurt.
ElectroBOOM experiments with live wires and charged capacitors in water to show when a shock is and is not likely; cited in questions about electrocution risk in water.
ElectroBOOM measures how the human body behaves as a capacitor and conductor, cited in discussions of shocks, static and finger-poking circuits.
ElectroBOOM demonstration of how the body's response to electric shock changes with frequency, cited in safety discussions about high frequency current.