An electrical circuit is designed to carry a certain amount of energy, or voltage. The flow of energy, called a current, should travel through the path from one point to the other unimpeded. If that current is interrupted, it causes what is commonly known as a short circuit. If an electrical system is designed properly, overload protection kicks in to stop the flow of energy until the source of the interruption is removed.
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