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ohm's law is a uniersal law. then why does it not stand true for non-ohmic devices?
Asked by Drishti Rajde | 15 Sep, 2012, 09:13: PM
Expert Answer
It is not a universal law.
its rather material dependent.
and even the non ohmic materials follow ohms law but their current densities vary differently with potential difference
Answered by | 15 Sep, 2012, 10:30: PM
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