How the charge is conserved in a closed loop circuit?

yakin · Mar 28, 2014

chisigma · Mar 28, 2014

yakin said:

How the charge is conserved in a closed loop circuit?

It is consequence of the charge conservation law [consequence of Maxwell's Equations...] that in differential form is written as...

$\displaystyle \nabla\ J = - \frac{\partial \rho}{\partial t}\ (1)$

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