1 Is there any difference between the voltage of 220V at both ends of the human body and the voltage

The voltage at both ends of the human body is 220V, to put it bluntly, you are electrocuted by a voltage of 220V, and the voltage of the human body to the ground is 220V, just to say that for the ground, you have a voltage of 220V, which does not mean that you have been electrocuted.

The current of people who are killed quickly should reach 100mA, because the resistance of ordinary people is more than 10K, so as long as they can get out of the power supply and not be sucked, they will not be electrocuted.

Of course, there is a difference, the voltage at both ends of the human body is 220V, which means that the person will be electrified, because there will be current flowing from one end to the other; The voltage of the human body to the ground is 220V, if you touch the ground at this time, it will be electrified, if you do not touch the ground, it will not constitute a circuit, and the electricity will not be available. For example, if you are on a dry wooden bench and your hand is just touching the wire, you will have 220v to the ground, but you will not be electrified.

This is definitely not static electricity, which is a lot of the time in the form of thousands of volts.

Pretty much the same. Because the safe voltage of the human body is 36VIf you connect to 220V.

Then it won't take a second for you to become a Buddha. The reason why people are electrocuted is because there is a large electric current flowing through the human heart. Causes the heart to stop.

I don't know what you mean by both ends; If it means the top of the head to the soles of the feet. An electric current flows through the heart. If it's another hand.

That's the same. If you say you want the voltage of the human body to the ground. If it is the voltage of the foot to the ground.

That's not a big deal.

You don't even know what the human-to-ground voltage is, do you? I'm dizzy! If the static electricity of the human body. Not to mention this 220V?

It is not static electricity, the human body voltage to the ground 220V refers to when a certain part of the human body comes into contact with the phase wire (live wire), there is a voltage of 220V in the human body (because the neutral point of the transformer is generally grounded, and the neutral point refers to the common point of the three-phase winding of the transformer, that is, the ground of the zero line), when people step on the ground, the voltage of the human body to the ground is 220V, at this time, the human body is equivalent to an electrical device, there will be a current flow, the human body will be harmed, The voltage at both ends of the human body is 220V It means that the human body is exposed to both the neutral line and the fire wire, and the damage is usually greater.

The first 220V voltage at both ends of the human body does not form a loop, there is no problem; But if the human body has a voltage of 220V to the ground, it is dangerous! The voltage of the human body to the ground can be regarded as 0 electric potential, and the human body is a high electric potential of 220V. Do you understand ?

Yes, you have to be clear, you're talking about all the static electricity in the human body, or the voltage in the human body when a person is electrocuted.

I'm a student!! I didn't make it clear what you just said!! If you do, there are a lot of loopholes!! There are a lot of !!

The human body is electrically conductive. It's equivalent to a resistor in a circuit.

The principle of the electric tester is to treat the human body as a resistor, forming a circuit, neon bubbles to emit light, indicating the live wire.

If you want to know the consequences of direct electricity on the human body, take a look at the more humane pig slaughterhouse, first use an electric rod to shock the pig unconscious, and then slaughter. The whole process is quiet and hassle-free.

Inhumane, several people held down the pig and slaughtered it directly, and the pig screamed.

220v electricity, added to the human body, the situation is similar, coma, convulsions, loss of consciousness, some are accompanied by unconscious humming, for a short time, remove the electric shock, can restore consciousness, for a long time, gameover, the game is over.

Dangerous games, pay attention to safety, and never treat electric shocks as child's play.

It's an electrical appliance, right? Its function is to vibrate, make noises, etc.