Kirchoff's voltage law
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Kirchoff's voltage law (KVL) states that that the change in potential difference (in other words, the voltage drops) in any closed electrical circuit must sum to 0.[1] A voltage drop is the change in voltage over any element in a circuit.
KVL follows from the definition of electric potential and conservation of energy.[1]
- See also: Kirchoff's current law
