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I understand, thanks to basic physics concepts, that when the electrons flow through the circuit from the negative terminal to the positive terminal, the conventional flows from the positive terminal to the negative.
Am I right in thinking that in firing an electron beam, the conventional current produced is actually directed back into the source producing it?
May be quite simple but it's quite difficult to try and imagine.
Thanks for all help in advance,
LanguageNerd.
Am I right in thinking that in firing an electron beam, the conventional current produced is actually directed back into the source producing it?
May be quite simple but it's quite difficult to try and imagine.
Thanks for all help in advance,
LanguageNerd.