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emma
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,
I need this very specific information. I'd like to know
the difference in electron vibration (no matter how
miniscule) when sine waves AC and square waves Alternating
Current are inputted into the wire.
As you know. The electrons don't really move much at all
(the drift velocity is so slow so it just sit there and
vibrate). The effect is like water in a hose, the H20
particles in a region don't move as fast as the group
velocity.
emma
I need this very specific information. I'd like to know
the difference in electron vibration (no matter how
miniscule) when sine waves AC and square waves Alternating
Current are inputted into the wire.
As you know. The electrons don't really move much at all
(the drift velocity is so slow so it just sit there and
vibrate). The effect is like water in a hose, the H20
particles in a region don't move as fast as the group
velocity.
emma
