OHMS Law Flashcards

1
Q

What is the ohms law formula?

A

V = I x R

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2
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What is the word definition of ohms law?

A

The current passing through a circuit is proportionate to the voltage over the resistance

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3
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How do you calculate voltage?

A

I x R

(Current x resistance)

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4
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How do you calculate current?

A

V / R

(Voltage divided by resistance)

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5
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How do you calculate resistance?

A

V / C

Voltage divided by current

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6
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If the resistance is increased, providing the voltage is the same. What will happen to the current?

A

It will decrease

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7
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If the voltage doubles, what will happen to the current?

A

It will also double

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8
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Why can’t you apply ohms law to AC?

A

The current is constantly changing and you need to take into consideration other factors such as capacitance and inductance.

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9
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Who first explained ohms law?

A

George ohm. A German physicist.

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