# what is the best conductor of electricity

Conductors - Good Conductor of Electricity, Types, Examples, Properties, Superconductors and FAQs » What is an electrical conductor? What makes a material a good conductor of electricity? Know the types of conductor, properties and good conductor of electricity with examples by visiting BYJU'S. Byjus.com

FAQ: Neutral and Ground Wires are not Interchangeable » Continuing the discussion from Current Device Deals & Best Prices: They are both wires, but they serve very different purposes in a residential home circuit. One is grounded and one is grounding. If most of your experience has been with battery operated devices, or in a physics lab, you are generally working with direct-current, and,the ground and the neutral may well work in a very similar way. In these environments you do sometimes hear the statement that the ground and neutral are interch… Community.smartthings.com

Automated Switches: What should my wiring look like? (US Version) » So you want an automated hardwired light switch, but you’re not sure where to start. Well you’re in the right place. The most common requirement of any hardwired automated light switch is a neutral wire. Yes, there are a few…(read very, very, very few) switches that don’t require a neutral, but those will limit you to incandescent only. For those of us using LED, Fluorescent or some other energy efficient bulbs under 20w a neutral is REQUIRED! So what does this look like? This is a diagram… Community.smartthings.com

Is stainless steel a viable electric conductor » Is stainless steel a viable conductor of electricity in fuse boxes or eleswhere in automotive curcuitry as compared to copper and gold? Thank you. Jq. Ferrarichat.com

FAQ: Benefits of copper vs aluminium conductors | Eland Cables » Answering the frequently asked question: what are the benefits of using copper over aluminium conductors. Copper is the most conductive of the two metals, only silver is more conductive but it is considerably more expensive and not as strong. Elandcables.com

r/F1Technical on Reddit: When F1 goes electric in 2039 » Posted by u/Challenge_Tough - 11 votes and 64 comments Reddit.com

Materials used in electric motors, coils etc in F1 cars - The Technical Forum » Materials used in electric motors, coils etc in F1 cars - posted in The Technical Forum: Is there any rule prohibiting the use of silver wire (better conductivity / inductance than copper) in things like energy recovery systems, electric motors, alternators etc?   If not, is silver being used instead of copper? Forums.autosport.com

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