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Paul Kendall
- Jan 1, 1970
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I was once taught that NEGATIVE is electron surplus not simply
relative potential, or a "positive" zone of electron depletion.
For example, electrons direct from a battery plate, as opposed to a
positive 24VDC power supply divided into "+ and -" rails by inserting
an earth reference midway, through the use of zeners.
IOW there was no real negative charge there before, so you only have a
positive charge divided into smaller segments.
Apart from whether not not it makes any difference in practice, does
anyone else see the distinction here?
Paul Kendall
relative potential, or a "positive" zone of electron depletion.
For example, electrons direct from a battery plate, as opposed to a
positive 24VDC power supply divided into "+ and -" rails by inserting
an earth reference midway, through the use of zeners.
IOW there was no real negative charge there before, so you only have a
positive charge divided into smaller segments.
Apart from whether not not it makes any difference in practice, does
anyone else see the distinction here?
Paul Kendall