Ohms law

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01:26:15

Hi! as you can see a 5v DC connected to an 10, 25, 50, 100, and an 250 Ohm resistor then all of the resistor back to the ground.

published 5 years ago

hoppigksne

5 years ago

Ok so 25 views and 30 minutes

hoppigksne

5 years ago

Hmm. No bookmarks?

hoppigksne

5 years ago

Pls make it popular

hoppigksne

5 years ago

30 views?

wyoelk

5 years ago

Well as you may notice this app isn't quite like a social media app. Most folks here only look at circuits that intrigue them somehow. But please keep posting as someone may be learning from your circuits

hoppigksne

5 years ago

What wyoelk?

hoppigksne

5 years ago

Thank you for 5 comments and 50 minutes

hoppigksne

5 years ago

Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa 50 views and 50 minutes

wyoelk

5 years ago

Why do you want it popular?

hoppigksne

5 years ago

Nvm. Its already popular now

hoppigksne

5 years ago

hoppigksne

5 years ago

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wyoelk

5 years ago

Nope this is popular because it teaches concepts. http://everycircuit.com/circuit/4841900210126848

hoppigksne

5 years ago

Thats popular like this curcit: https://everycircuit.com/circuit/5484243101417472

hoppigksne

5 years ago

Thx for 75 views and 1 hour

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