when is the Ohms law is applicable?
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Answer / hemanth
Ohm's Law is APPLICABLE only WHEN TEMPERATURE IS CONSTANT..
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Answer / amir rashid chishti
It is applicable only in Linear Circuits. For clearity when
Resistance used in circuit is independent of Voltage and
Current mean resistance not changing its value with
increase or decrease of current or voltage.
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Answer / riki
Not only temperature, all physical condition including
pressure should be remain same, basically it is for linear
d.c circuit or a circuit with resistance only which is
practically not possible in A.C circuit due to presence of
inductance and capacitance.
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Answer / sangram patil
it is applicable of all electrical ckts when temp should
constant.
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Answer / ubaid
It is simply said that when physical conditions remaining unchanged (temperature etc
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Answer / mahavir jagdev
OHMS LAW is used in pure resistive circuits irrespective of AC or DC ..... there should be no Inductive or capacitive load.
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Answer / flu arslan
It is applicable when temperature and mechanical strain etc remains constant
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Answer / n.veeratejeswar
OHMS LAW: Ohms law is defined as when a temperature is
constant the current passing through a conductor is
directly proportional to voltage across the conductor.
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Answer / ssr
it is apllicable in dc circuits.....................
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 5 Yes | 9 No |
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