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Abimbola1987
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Dear Sirs,
Maybe this is general knowledge, but I couldn't find the answer where I looked, so please bear with me.
Consider a circuit consisting of a mechanical generator (some spinning magnets and coils) and a wire across the generators output. At some point the wire gets hot and starts a thermionic emission of electrons.
My assumption is that if electrons continuously disappears from the circuit, the current density must diminish over time.
Would the above be a correct assumption?
Regards
Abim
Maybe this is general knowledge, but I couldn't find the answer where I looked, so please bear with me.
Consider a circuit consisting of a mechanical generator (some spinning magnets and coils) and a wire across the generators output. At some point the wire gets hot and starts a thermionic emission of electrons.
My assumption is that if electrons continuously disappears from the circuit, the current density must diminish over time.
Would the above be a correct assumption?
Regards
Abim