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I'd assume it's not specified as a upper limit but that it's just the highest voltage/current-pair currently defined. On a more fundamental level, there's the
by thulle 3y ago
I'd assume it's not specified as a upper limit but that it's just the highest voltage/current-pair currently defined.
On a more fundamental level, there's the physics of how much power you can pass through a cable/connector safely.
- droopyEyelids 3y agoThis made me curious if it would ever be possible to see some material more conductive than copper in consumer cables. Doing a quick bit of research there isn’t really any other option. Silver has 7% less resistivity than copper, but it tarnishes. Aside from that, humanity hasnt discovered other options!