Technical data Ohm's law with Cobra SMARTsenseArticle no: P1372469
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Principle Ohm's law states that the strength of the electric current I flowing through an object is proportional to the electric voltage U. The proportionality factor here is the so-called electric resistance R. The proportionality factor here is the so-called electrical resistance R. Benefits
Tasks What is the relationship between voltage and current? Determine a series of pairs of measured values for voltage and current in a circuit and use them to investigate the relationship between U and I. Learning Objectives Students should first identify Ohm's law I ∼ U based on the measured values they have determined. Then they should also find the condition R = constant for the validity of this law. Scope of delivery
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