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Ohm's law says: I = V/R It's as simple as that. A high enough voltage will find a current path ionizing the air or whatever is in it's way. A high current d
by bb88 4y ago
Ohm's law says:
I = V/R
It's as simple as that. A high enough voltage will find a current path ionizing the air or whatever is in it's way. A high current doesn't doesn't do that by itself.