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Bow et al wrote:
"We know normal conductor current form a closed loop, is this also true for displacement current?" AC circuits can be completed by capacitance. Countless coupling capacitors demonstrate a-c flow on and through conducting parts of a circuit. The same current flows via displacement through the dielectric which inhibits charge conduction. AC current is the same through a series path but moving charges that produce electric force may go only back and forth in very short paths. Conduction causes displacement and vice versa. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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