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An excellent animation for battery operation
(9) | 29/09/2018 | Translate: Three-dimensional imaging of energy, voltage and the electric current flow in a circuit with battery. A very nice animation with understandable explanation from Eugene Khutoryansky.
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Kiedo sorry but the three-dimensional , it is the ratio more than a battery electric power? Thank you
Three dimensional is the flow? As well as increased current and energy in the electric battery?
At the end it has various alla..arketa endoiaferon.