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Why doesn't the voltage contribute to heat in a conductor?
Thank you Buzz. That absolutely makes sense and is a great explanation I guess I was just confused by the fact that in this conversation I was having I was being told (very confidently) that current is creating the heat. It sounds like I should have just put my ear plugs in... They are also...- hereforthebeer
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Why doesn't the voltage contribute to heat in a conductor?
This seems like such a simple thing so maybe everyone can help me talk this through... So in a simple circuit with two conductors mated by physical means (think a plug into a socket) there will be heat because there is effectively arcing between the two conductors. So everyone keeps saying it...- hereforthebeer
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- Conductor Heat Voltage
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