Ohm law
DC Ohm’s law for an ohmic resistor; resistance is treated as constant.
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DC Ohm’s law for an ohmic resistor; resistance is treated as constant.
Electricity and electronics ↗DC power is voltage times current.
Electricity and electronics ↗Series resistances add directly.
Electricity and electronics ↗Adds conductances, then takes the reciprocal.
Electricity and electronics ↗The output is across the lower resistor.
Electricity and electronics ↗Current divides in proportion to branch conductance.
Electricity and electronics ↗An ideal resistor calculation; choose real component ratings and tolerances separately.
Electricity and electronics ↗Supports a four-band resistance code: two digits, multiplier and tolerance.
Electricity and electronics ↗The tolerance band is symmetric around the nominal value.
Electricity and electronics ↗Ideal capacitors in series add reciprocal capacitances.
Electricity and electronics ↗Ideal parallel capacitances add directly.
Electricity and electronics ↗Converts microfarads to farads before applying E = ½CV².
Electricity and electronics ↗Ideal first-order RC circuit.
Electricity and electronics ↗Ideal first-order RL circuit; the time constant is L/R.
Electricity and electronics ↗Ideal LC resonance ignores resistance and parasitic effects.
Electricity and electronics ↗Reactance magnitudes for ideal components at a single sinusoidal frequency.
Electricity and electronics ↗Ideal series RLC circuit.
Electricity and electronics ↗This magnitude relation assumes the appropriate sinusoidal model; it does not determine leading versus lagging power factor.
Electricity and electronics ↗Balanced three-phase sinusoidal system with line-to-line voltage.
Electricity and electronics ↗Ideal transformer with no losses or regulation effects.
Electricity and electronics ↗Use resistivity at the actual operating temperature.
Electricity and electronics ↗Loop resistance includes both outbound and return conductors.
Electricity and electronics ↗For power use 10 log10 of the ratio.
Electricity and electronics ↗Assumes constant current throughout the interval.
Electricity and electronics ↗Rectangular waveform switching between zero and the stated supply; ideal switching is assumed.
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