I am hoping someone can help me with understanding voltage drop and charge flow. Here is what I think I know.
The voltage drop through a circuit must equal the voltage of the battery source, and there is also an electric field that is generated throughout the circuit which provides a force to move the electrons. If a voltage drop across a resistor causes the net voltage to be zero, then how does a current still exist? I first thought to answer this due to the electric field N/C providing a force on the electrons, but the force times a distance would equal Joules. Since J/C represents the units for voltage, and there is a voltage drop equal to the voltage of a battery, then how can charge still be flowing towards the end of the circuit?? I apologize if this question has already been asked on this site.. If so please point me that threads direction :)