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art wrote:
It is well known that the electron in a accellerator aproaches the speed of sound. Speed of sound? That's much too fast for free electrons in a wire conductor. Is the above in conflict with your statement? In DC circuits, electrons flow at speeds that can be expressed in cm/min. In RF circuits they hardly have time to move at all in one direction before they have to start moving in the other direction. It is the photons released by energy-rich electrons that flow at the speed of light. The EM wave energy is associated with those photons. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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