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Yes, because the circuit is an alignment of charges that creates a electric field. The fact that electrons drift along it is immaterial to the circuit functioni
by Workaccount2 3y ago
Yes, because the circuit is an alignment of charges that creates a electric field. The fact that electrons drift along it is immaterial to the circuit functioning.
For things to get weird you would need to have the belt moving at relativistic speeds, >80% the speed of light.
- rcxdude 3y agoIt is very material: the movement of charge is necessary for electricity. In this case electrons are still moving into and out of the belt, even if the bulk is not moving in the direction of the flow of current.