Using the marble analogy, when there is a break in a circuit, does that mean the marbles (electrons) are all lined up to the point of the break on both sides?
Question about basic DC
- Thread starter pilotnmech
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russ_hensel
- Joined Jan 11, 2009
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Yes, but they always are with or without a break. The break means they cannot move.
Unless it's an RF circuit.
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