Avionics Division Block VI Practice Test

Which statement correctly distinguishes electron flow from conventional current flow in a DC circuit?

Electron flow is from negative to positive, while conventional current is treated as positive to negative Both electron flow and conventional current are always negative to positive Electron flow is positive to negative, while conventional current is negative to positive Neither electron flow nor conventional current has a defined direction

Correct Answer:

Electron flow is from negative to positive, while conventional current is treated as positive to negative

Explanation:

Electrons physically move from the negative side toward the positive side. Conventional current is defined in the opposite direction, from positive toward negative.

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