Yep -- that was going to be my suggestion.To the group, in general.
Maybe I should start a new topic on this and not hijack this one.
Yep -- that was going to be my suggestion.To the group, in general.
Maybe I should start a new topic on this and not hijack this one.
The voltage source provides the force that moves electrons. The electrons move from negative to positive, otherwise known as electron flow.It maybe an obvious answer, but as I understand the potential energy from the voltage source in a circuit is responsible for introducing electron flow(assuming a closed circuit), but does the voltage source itself introduce new electrons in the conductor or just move the existing electrons that are present in the conductor?
Thanks,
Elara
That's funny, my mind right now!
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