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The Vector Nature of Electric Current

All the physical quantities are put under the classification as being vectors or scalars depending upon whether they are associated with direction or not. The "direction" under consideration is a mechanical attribute. Electrical quantities having an independent and unique existence cannot in any way be related to what is known as "mechanical direction." They cannot be put under such a classification. This article presents an overview of qualifying electrical quantities maintaining the discipline of their independence with mechanical quantities and direction.