Can EMF be the same as the current (const)?

Gustavs1337 · Feb 28, 2017

As the title states, can EMF = I = const ?

Chandra Prayaga · Feb 28, 2017

Where did you come across that equation? emf and current are two different types of quantities. They cannot be equal. It is like saying 2 oranges = 3 elephants

Gustavs1337 · Feb 28, 2017

Thats what i thought, but what if the circuit has no consumer, can the equatiuon work then ?

Chandra Prayaga · Feb 28, 2017

Nothing matters. The two can never be equal. It still says 2 oranges = 3 elephants.

Gustavs1337 · Feb 28, 2017

Chandra Prayaga said:

Nothing matters. The two can never be equal. It still says 2 oranges = 3 elephants.

Thank you for your answer. I think this cleared my head.

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