The concept of "FPS" (frames per second) is used to describe the rate at which images are displayed in video or animation. It's not applicable to electrical current.

Electrical current is measured in Hertz (Hz), which represents the number of cycles per second.

Here's why:

* Electrical current is a continuous flow of electrons. It doesn't have distinct frames like video.

* Hertz measures the frequency of alternating current (AC). AC current changes direction periodically, and the frequency (Hz) indicates how many times it changes direction per second.

Example:

A standard household electrical outlet in the US provides 60Hz AC current. This means the current changes direction 60 times per second.

Therefore, it's incorrect to talk about the FPS of electrical current.