Solitons / electrostatics question?

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This discussion centers on the interaction between electrostatic charge and electric current in coated wire. It is established that a net static charge can exist on the insulation of a wire while current flows through the conductor. The participants explore the possibility of controlling the electrostatic charge based on the current in the wire, although the feasibility of such control remains unclear. Additionally, the concept of solitons in electrical applications is raised, prompting further inquiry into their formation and relevance.

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I'm having difficulty establishing whether it's possible to have an electrostatic charge that flows. Can current exist AND electrostatic charge exist in the same place?
Given a length of coated wire, could current flow through the wire and electrostatic charge exist on the insulation?

Could this electrostatic charge on the insulation, of possible, be in any way governed by the current in the wire such that it behaves intelligently and controllably?

Where does a soliton form with respect to electrical applications and how?
Thanks :)
 
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1ledzepplin1 said:
I'm having difficulty establishing whether it's possible to have an electrostatic charge that flows. Can current exist AND electrostatic charge exist in the same place?
Given a length of coated wire, could current flow through the wire and electrostatic charge exist on the insulation?

Could this electrostatic charge on the insulation, of possible, be in any way governed by the current in the wire such that it behaves intelligently and controllably?
Sure, there can be a net static charge on the outside of the insulation of a wire. Not sure what you are asking about in terms of controlling its motion, though.

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Where does a soliton form with respect to electrical applications and how?
Thanks :)
How is this related to your question above? What do you know about solitons so far?
 

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