state Ohm's law and write the condition in which this law is obeyed?
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electric current flowing through a conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference applied across its ends, providing the physical condition (such as temperature)remain unchanged
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ohm's law states that ,
At a constant temperature the potential difference across the ends of a conducter is directly proportional to the current.
V directly proportional to I
V = RI
here R is the constant of proportionality called resistence.
the ohms law is not applicable for non ohmic metals like semiconducter diode, electrolitic solution etc
the resistence changes if the temperature varies.
At a constant temperature the potential difference across the ends of a conducter is directly proportional to the current.
V directly proportional to I
V = RI
here R is the constant of proportionality called resistence.
the ohms law is not applicable for non ohmic metals like semiconducter diode, electrolitic solution etc
the resistence changes if the temperature varies.
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