@jont3603
Just to compliment you on your superb series of lectures on Youtube. I have been employed in a university environment for many years and these have to rate as some of the best presentations I have ever seen. I am an Electrical/Electronic Engineer but recently got involved in Journal Bearing Design. After struggling with various texts on this I came across your two lectures on the subject which explained everything in an easy to follow way. Thank you. Keep up the good work. Jon T
@brentlackey8316
I=dQ/dt and the electron charge is - therefore I (charge flow) must flow opposite to the electrons (electron flow). Current (I) is not electron flow, it's just the change in charge divided by the change in time.
@TheBomPE
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@jont3603
Wrong power of 10 when writing down number of electrons coming out of battery
@brentlackey8316
No flow is required to have a voltage!
@The_clips_that_Dip