Ground - Revision history

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2018-12-14T00:53:24Z

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better term, cat

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	'''Ground''' is the name given to a reference [[voltage]] level in most electrical [[~~hardware~~]], so-called since it is usual to connect it to an '''earth''', which is a line connected (eventually) to an actual conductive rod driven into the ground.		'''Ground''' is the name given to a reference [[voltage]] level in most electrical [[circuit]]s, so-called since it is usual to connect it to an '''earth''', which is a line connected (eventually) to an actual conductive rod driven into the ground.

	Since it is usual to connect the metal chassis, etc to ground, this means that a person in contact with ~~enything~~ outside will not experience a shock when they touch any part of the device which is 'grounded' (i.e. connected to ground).		Since it is usual to connect the metal chassis, etc to ground, this means that a person in contact with anything outside will not experience a shock when they touch any part of the device which is 'grounded' (i.e. connected to ground).

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2018-04-24T14:42:25Z

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	'''Ground''' is the name given to a reference [[voltage]] level in most electrical [[hardware]], so-called since it is usual to connect it to an ''earth'', which is a line connected (eventually) to an actual conductive rod driven into the ground.		'''Ground''' is the name given to a reference [[voltage]] level in most electrical [[hardware]], so-called since it is usual to connect it to an '''earth''', which is a line connected (eventually) to an actual conductive rod driven into the ground.

	Since it is usual to connect the metal chassis, etc to ground, this means that a person in contact with enything outside will not experience a shock when they touch any part of the device which is 'grounded' (i.e. connected to ground).		Since it is usual to connect the metal chassis, etc to ground, this means that a person in contact with enything outside will not experience a shock when they touch any part of the device which is 'grounded' (i.e. connected to ground).

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2018-04-24T14:28:27Z

A start...

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'''Ground''' is the name given to a reference [[voltage]] level in most electrical [[hardware]], so-called since it is usual to connect it to an ''earth'', which is a line connected (eventually) to an actual conductive rod driven into the ground.

Since it is usual to connect the metal chassis, etc to ground, this means that a person in contact with enything outside will not experience a shock when they touch any part of the device which is 'grounded' (i.e. connected to ground).

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