Gold or silicon may be the metal most popular for use in electronic circuits. Gold because it does not corrode in the atmosphere and silicon because it is used to make semi-conductors.
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A lot of gold is used for fine wires and contacts... Silver and copper quickly oxidise (also called "tarnish") if exposed to the atmosphere so are not used as much despite their very good conductivity which is almost as good as gold.
Almost any metal can be used,
but the most common are copper (nicest combination of conductivity and cost),
silver (a better conductor),
gold (where tarnishing is a no-no)
aluminum (light wight).
Copper and Aluminum, best conductivity-weight ratio
For the contacts, nickel-gold finishing, palladium finishing
Copper is the metal most often used for electrical wiring. Copper is used because it is a good conductor of electricity and relatively inexpensive to purchase.
copper wire is used in eletrical
If electric wires weren't covered with insulation, there would be short circuits.
because of its covering.
Hot wires in home are normally colored black. And ground wires in computers are normally colored black as well.
It is where the black wires are connected for branch circuits.
In typical DC circuits, Red = Positive, Black = Negative.
copper as it is a good conductor of electricity :)
Household electric wires are covered with plastic or other materials as insulation to prevent short circuits and fires, and to prevent electric shocks.
If electric wires weren't covered with insulation, there would be short circuits.
circuits are made by connecting wires to an electrical resource and the electricity travels through and powers your electric device.
Copper and aluminum used for electric wires
because of its covering.
Copper Metal is used because it is good conductor of electricity
copper is cheaper to manufacture and easier to bend then steel
Metal is a very good conductor of electricity. Rubber doesn't conduct electricity.
The metal wires expand in the heat - making them sag.
Copper fittings, electromagnets, electric wires, lead-free solder (alloyed with tin), integrated circuits.
Yes. Conducting carbon and plastic cannot cope with the current.