Georg Simon Ohm |
OHM'S law Gives a Relationship Between Current And Potential Diffrence . ACCORDING to Ohm's law:
At Constant Temperature , The Current Flowing Through a Condutor is Directly Proportional to the Potential Diffrence Across its end.
Formula Of OHM'S law : V = R x I
Where R is a constent Called "Resistance" of the conductor . the Value of this constent Depends on the Nature , Lenght , area of Cross Section and Temperature of the condutor .
It is Obvious From this Relation that:
1. The Current is Directly Proportional to potential Difference
2. The Current is inversely Proportional to resistance
If the potential Difference across the end of a conductor is double, The current flowing Through it also gets Doubled And if the potential difference is halved, the current also get halved .
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