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"Let's suppose, for simplicity, that electrons are popping out
at the same rate, i.e. the same number of electrons per second.
That is the *definition* of current: charge per unit time.
The velocity has got nothing to do with it."
That's the definition of current out of the target. But is it what the
ammeter in the simulation measures? I thought it measured the rate
electrons reach that second electrode.