modified 10 years ago

Ohms Law VS Power Law

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The circuit on the left is POWER LAW!

Notice the following!

~  Volts at the source and at the light bulb
•  Ampers at the source and the Ampers at the light bulb

Now look at the circuit on the right!

That is OHMS LAW!

Now compare it with the circuit on the left!

The circuit in the middle is OHMS LAW merged with POWER LAW!

Note how the VOLTAGE and AMPERS droped!!!

published 10 years ago

hurz

10 years ago

Could you do some math to explain e.g. what the 100Ohm resistor is for? You try to separate Ohms law vs "Power law"?

bilben08

10 years ago

You are showing how parallel and series resistances differ. The first one the resistor acts in parallel. The second is parallel and series. the last is in series?

bilben08

10 years ago

And the equation is i=e/r i=current e=voltage and r=resistance you only have to know 2 values to find the third

hurz

10 years ago

Whats the point, problem. Can one of you clarify?

bilben08

10 years ago

Powers law how changing frequencies are proportionate and ohms law is how all points in a circuit are proportionate same thing different subjects ....cause and effect

bilben08

10 years ago

Not tryin to be a dick sir megahurz

hurz

10 years ago

Christ bilben08, whats your problem? I m just asking, because i dont understand this example circuit. If you do, then please help the community and me to clarify. If you also have no glue you better shut up!

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