what are the limitations of ohms law ?
Asked by | 24th Sep, 2009, 10:54: PM
Expert Answer:
Limitations of Ohm's law,
1/ V = IR where R, resistance is constant, but that's not true always. It depends upon tempreature. Tempreature increase results in increased the resistance.
2/ It can't be applied to all the materials. For example semiconductors, gases such as air.
3/ It can't be applied to electrical components that show negative resistance such as high vacuum electron tubes and tunnel diodes.
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Answered by | 25th Sep, 2009, 10:00: PM
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