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> You break skin at about 50VDC. What does breaking skin mean in this context? My understanding was that humans largely act like a resistor with some parasitic
by picture 5y ago
> You break skin at about 50VDC.
What does breaking skin mean in this context? My understanding was that humans largely act like a resistor with some parasitic capacitance and inductance. Wouldn't more voltage equal more current in a mostly linear relation?
- R0b0t1 5y agoYou'll feel it shock you. It overcomes the surface resistance of not particularly moist skin and makes your nerves tingle or your muscles twitch.