Electricity simplified. The practice and theory of electricity .. (1891)
Sloane, T. O'Conor (Thomas O'Conor), 1851-1940 · New York, N. W. Henley & co. · leaf 48
e subject may be analyzed diagrammatically,remembering that the identical current goes throughall parts of a circuit, and that all fractions of the lineare subject to Ohms law. Thus we may let a hori-zontal line represent the length of an electric circuit,say, 1,000 feet. At one end a vertical line… … LenqtA.<fa.Portuin of a. Circuit Fig. 4.—Diagram of Fall of Potential. But suppose that the line for equal lengths variesin resistance. Thus, assume that one-tenth the re-sistance is included in the first quarter, or 250 feet;then that 250 feet of fine wire are in the line, repre-senting…
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