A.C. Ciruit without current flowing

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In an AC circuit, the current alternates direction, and increasing the frequency results in a faster change in direction. At extremely high frequencies, the conductor's design becomes critical, as traditional methods of power transmission may become ineffective. It is suggested that at such high frequencies, conventional current flow may cease, leading to alternative methods like waveguides or fiber optics for energy transfer. The discussion also touches on how energy is transmitted from power generators to homes, emphasizing the role of electrons in this process. Understanding these concepts is essential for grasping the limitations and capabilities of high-frequency AC circuits.
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hi there,
In a.c. circuit, avery half circle, the current changes it direction. If u increase it, the changing rate is faster. So, this come to my mind, can u stop teh current from flowing by using very very very high frequency? That is the changing of direction of flow of electron is too rapid that it won't move at all.
 
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As you approach high frequencies the length of the conductor is a factor and at very high frequencies the conductor must be designed to fit the frequency. When the frequency gets so high that you can't move power by shaking electrons, you use alternative conducting methods. Waveguides; glass fiber, radiation through space, etc.

Keep on chuggin !

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Well, actually my question is will there be no current at all when the frequency is so high? From what u had said, does that imply that this can be happen?

Btw, how energy is transferred from the power generator far away to our house? i need some explanation on how the energy is carried out by the electrons.

Thx
 
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