What is Circuit?

How do you create a circuit?

What happens if there is no load in a circuit?

Why does a circuit need ground?

How does current flow in a circuit?

How do closed circuits work?

How do electrons flow in a circuit?

What are the three types of electricity?

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Circuits, what is up with that? First you need to understand how all the parts of a circuit relate.

The main thing that a circuit has is conductance and that all the parts are conductors

Conductors are materials in which electric charges move freely. If the material isn't a conductor, it is either a insulator or a semiconductor

Conductors are mainly metalic substances such as copper, aluminum, and gold.

. Conductors allow a charge to build up and move "freely" through the conductor.

When dealing with circuits and the moving of electrons, free movement at the moment is the best movement.

I will get to reasons to but a damper on the movement of electrons later.

Now, if a conductor allows a charge to build up and move freely, then it should be easy to understand that an insulator is just the opposite,

it might build up a charge but that charge isn't going anywhere. Semiconductors is the crossbreed of the other two types.

Semiconductors are usually a conducting material that has been "doped" or has been added to from a insulating material.

This makes it so the charges don't want to move as freely but they can still move.