Voltage is not a property of a single wire or location, but rather the difference in electrical potential between two points, which is why engineers arbitrarily assign a common reference point (ground) zero potential for measurement convenience.
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Grady HillhouseEvidence Quote
“voltage: it doesn't actually refer to a single wire or trace or location, but the difference in electrical potentials between two points”
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