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| relationship between V, I and R in graphical terms |
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| ebastler:
Geez, guys. I realize that this is the Beginners board, but how long can one debate over a trivial 1/x relationship?! |
| bson:
I think it's better as an introductory teaching aid to plot current as a function of resistance, keeping voltage constant. Then current as a function of voltage, keeping resistance constant. Skip the variable currents; it's better to learn Kirchoff's laws first, circuit analysis, and basic semiconductor models (since these are current devices) before tackling current as anything other than a byproduct that just needs to be kept reasonable. Semiconductors in particular are often greatly simplified through a current-centric view. |
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