Assignment 1 - Paper circuits

Ohm's Law

Ohm's law is a physical law that establishes a relationship between voltage (V), resistance (R) and amperage (I).

Ohm's law reads as follows: The current through a conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference between the ends.

(To keep it a bit more simple we used V for voltage, in the original Ohm's law formula they use U.)

V=RIV = R • I‌

With this knowledge you're also able to use the formula to calculate the amperage in a circuit.

I=V/RI = V/R‌

Or to calculate the resistance in a circuit.

R=V/IR = V/I‌

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