Hi Guys,
Just something I'm curious about and I know it makes little difference for circuits apart from vacuum tubes.
I want to be able to visualise the current flow correctly, and from what I have seen good old Franklin got the direction wrong.
So what I can't get my head around, if the more positive terminal has a deficit of electrons, why do we get the shock off the positive side of a circuit?
Actually typing that out, I may have just answered my question.. We don't get the shock off the positive, we are just completing the circuit...?
Thanks
Mike
Just something I'm curious about and I know it makes little difference for circuits apart from vacuum tubes.
I want to be able to visualise the current flow correctly, and from what I have seen good old Franklin got the direction wrong.
So what I can't get my head around, if the more positive terminal has a deficit of electrons, why do we get the shock off the positive side of a circuit?
Actually typing that out, I may have just answered my question.. We don't get the shock off the positive, we are just completing the circuit...?
Thanks
Mike