Velocity of Current With e.m.f & Amps

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Start date Jan 12, 2011
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Jan 12, 2011

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Hi, Can I find the velocity of current provided I have the e.m.f and the amps let's say (3A, 2m/s)

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Jan 12, 2011

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Also, Is there any way to calculate magnetic force without knowing the quantity of velocity, (v). Thanks.

1. What is the relationship between velocity of current and e.m.f?

The velocity of current is directly proportional to the electromotive force (e.m.f). This means that an increase in e.m.f will result in an increase in current velocity, and vice versa.

2. How does the velocity of current affect the strength of the current?

The velocity of current does not directly affect the strength of the current. The strength of the current is determined by the amount of amps flowing through the circuit.

3. Can the velocity of current be measured?

Yes, the velocity of current can be measured using a current meter. This device measures the amount of current flowing through a circuit in amps.

4. What factors can affect the velocity of current?

The velocity of current can be affected by factors such as the resistance of the circuit, the voltage applied, and the type of material used for the conducting wire.

5. How is the velocity of current related to the speed of electrons?

The velocity of current is not the same as the speed of electrons. While the current travels at a constant speed, the speed of individual electrons may vary depending on the material and conditions of the circuit.