So I’ve spent the last hour trying to understand Electric fields (keep in mind this has nothing to do with work, I just fell down an internet rabbit hole). What I’m struggling to understand is: what is the energy that flows through the Electric field generated by a circuit?? It’s not a particle right? The electrons generating the magnetic field stay inside the circuit. Is there a specific speed or something that the energy flows through the electric field from point A to B, or is it dependent on the current? Please explain from 0, I’m totally new to this
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Congratulations! You’re already looking at the issue from the easier side to figure out 🙂
See my explanation from last week:
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You’ll probably still have a follow up question after reading that, as I explained it from the electrical current side, not the field side.
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