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> Current moves far faster than electrons. Current is the movement of charges. It cannot “move” faster than said charges. (Or, perhaps, you meant the electomot
by Koshkin 3y ago
> Current moves far faster than electrons.
Current is the movement of charges. It cannot “move” faster than said charges. (Or, perhaps, you meant the electomotive force that makes the electrons move along the wire, then sure, that thing spreads pretty quickly.)
- s1artibartfast 3y agoyes, the EM force, Field, or whatever it is called. I still struggle, mostly because I was taught a fundamentally flawed model for how electrical power is transmitted.