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current without potential. how it's possible.​

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Answered by repallebhskrr7
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In a superconducting circuit -i.e. the magnet of a MRI machine- the current flows without a potential difference. ... Thus if I have a 9 V potential diff across the terminals and 3ohm resistance will the potential difference change if I change resistance.

Answered by Anonymous
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"Potential difference", or more accurately EMF, aka Voltage, is that pressure that drives current around a circuit. In a superconducting circuit -i.e. the magnet of a MRI machine- the current flows without a potential difference. A potential difference ist only necessary if there is a resistance to overcome.

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