Question

Ohm's law fails in case of [Explain your answer]
a)Thyristor
b)p-n junction crystal
c)Electrolytes
d)All of these

Answer 1

Answer:

d)All of these

Explanation:

Ohm’s Law fails in case of non­ohmic conductors or semiconductors and in case of elctrolytes.

Answer 2

Answer:

d) All of These.

Explanation:

• Ohm's Law does not apply to nonohmic conductors, semiconductors, or electrolytes.

• Thyristor

Non-linear elements are ones whose current is not precisely proportional to the applied voltage; as a result, their resistance varies with the applied voltage and current. Thyristor is a prime example of a non-linear component. Vacuum tubes also do not fall under the scope of Ohm's law.

• Transistor

Despite the fact that unilateral electrical components like diodes and transistors only allow current to flow in one direction, Ohm's law does not apply to them.

• Networks that operate unilaterally are exempt from the law. The current can only flow in a single direction in unilateral networks. Such networks are made up of components like transistors and diodes, among others. Ohm's law does not apply to non-linear elements either.