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Resistance in ammeter is low, always connect in series resistance in voltmeter is high, so put it in a parallel voltage = drop in potential energy per unit charge as a result of resistor, light bulb, etc. Ohm's law doesnt apply universally materials that have constant resistance in constant range transferring into thermal energy.
Resistance in ammeter is low, always connect in series resistance in voltmeter is high, so put it in a parallel voltage = drop in potential energy per unit charge as a result of resistor, light bulb, etc. Ohm's law doesnt apply universally materials that have constant resistance in constant range transferring into thermal energy.
Resistance in ammeter is low, always connect in series resistance in voltmeter is high, so put it in a parallel voltage = drop in potential energy per unit charge as a result of resistor, light bulb, etc. Ohm's law doesnt apply universally materials that have constant resistance in constant range transferring into thermal energy.
resistance in ammeter is low, always connect in series
resistance in voltmeter is high, so put it in a parallel
voltage = drop in potential energy per unit charge as a result of resistor, light bulb, etc Ohm's Law V=IR R=V/I therefore Slope= I/R Ohm's Law doesnt apply universally materials that have constant resistance in constant range transferring into thermal energy; at molecular level, there is collision resistance gets higher as the lightbulb gets warmer Diode - semi conductor that only allows the current to flow in one direction