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aliran elektron dari suatu titik yang energi potensialnya tinggi ke titik lain yang energi potensialnya lebih rendah
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Direct current is electricity that flows in one direction through a circuit, from the positive terminal to the negative terminal. It matters because many common devices—like batteries, smartphones, and LED lights—rely on this steady, one-way flow of electric charge to operate.
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- Subclass of
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- Recveil des conferences ecclesiastiqves dv diocese de Sens. Commencees en l’Annee M. DC. LVIII - Sens 1664.pdf
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- Direct current
- opposite of
- alternating current
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