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It is however still movement, which is important because static electric fields don't produce magnetism, whereas moving charges do - which is the principle bene
by XorNot 3y ago
It is however still movement, which is important because static electric fields don't produce magnetism, whereas moving charges do - which is the principle benefit of AC current.
- andyferris 3y agoWell, technically that depends on your reference frame. If the _observer_ starts moving, they will observe a magnetic field where before there was only electric. It’s not that static electric fields “produce” magnetism. Magnetism is a result of relativity. (But yes, it is still movement…).