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by michaelrpeskin
732 days ago
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This doesn't really answer the sign problem (which is just an arbitrarily chosen convention), but I view it more as "the field makes the electrons move". The rule of thumb I always use is that at household voltages and currents in copper the electrons move a few tens of microns per second. If your lights are on all day the electrons might move a meter or so from where they were when you turned the switch on. |
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