Electron flow

[artv]

Hi All, It's been awhile, ....
I've been trying to catch the opposite reaction to producing flow,..
Electrons don't flow , that is,... leave a hole,...fill it.
That doesn't happen.

Connecting potential causes the electron to do a backflip,....But always landing 1 step ahead.

During the "backflip" is where the power is.

This is what I think happens.

Just looking for ideas'
artv 

[dnix71]

It's like a wave in a pond when photons strike the active material in a solar panel. The energy bumps electron's energy up and that ripples out. DC is a ripple that only travels in one direction, AC sloshes. The water in the pond doesn't go anywhere, it just allows the energy to be captured and transmitted.

The water in the pond itself is also a wave. A stable stationary wave until struck by the rock in this example. The electrons are also simply wave functions. Energy concentrated to a point and moving in a predictable manner. The only reality is energy moving in waves. Where waves intersect and interact the intersection and interaction appears as "mass."