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Speculations

Current acceleration

fredreload

By fredreload
July 15, 2016 in Speculations

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fredreload

fredreload

Posted July 15, 2016

Posted July 15, 2016

Can you accelerate or decelerate a current?

ajb

ajb

Posted July 15, 2016

Posted July 15, 2016

You are asking about the rate of change of an electrical current?

If so, then look up inductors.

Joatmon

Joatmon

Posted July 15, 2016

Posted July 15, 2016

An alternating current is accelerating and decelerating all the time.

swansont

Posted July 15, 2016

Posted July 15, 2016

Make a loop from your wire. The current in it is accelerating.

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