In a conductor at high frequencies, most of the current flow is at the outer surface of the conductor. This phenomena is known as:

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The skin effect is the phenomenon where, at high frequencies, the alternating current (AC) tends to flow mostly at the surface of the conductor, reducing the effective cross-sectional area available for current flow and increasing the effective resistance.

In a Conductor at High Frequencies, Most of the Current