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About cleggsan
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All technical areas of Electronics Engineering.

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BSEE, MBA, Design, R&D, University Research.
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Topic: Electrical Engineering



Expert: cleggsan
Date: 12/7/2006
Subject: electricity

Question
what is the difference between electronic current and conventional current? how these two currents use differently?

Answer
No difference; maybe just different terminology  being used.

Current is current; it only comes in different quantities.  There is Direct Current and Alternating Current, but it is still current.

Ohms law defines the flow of current in a circuit or a component by the relationship of Voltage across the conductive element (such as a resistor) is equal to the current passing through it times the resistance in ohms.

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Cleggsan


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