Thomälen, Adolf, 1865-, Thomälen Adolf. Kurzes Lehrbuch der Electrotechnik. English · London, E. Arnold · leaf 21
ght-hand side is the pressure necessaryto send the current I through the resistance R. They are both equal toone another. Ohms law, however, is not only appHcable to the circuit as a whole, but to each individual part of the circuit.Suppose, for example, that the currentI flows successively through… … V^=I.R^. I.R, .Fig- 2 V, = I R^ Ri- R2 = ^3 = I Z?I I We see, therefore, that although we may make the current as large aswe like, by using, say, a greater number of cells, the ratio of the terminalpressure F^ to the current I has always a constant value. This is on theassumption that neither…
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