Description

The relationship between voltage, current, and resistance in an electrical circuit
An electrical device designed to introduce a specific amount of resistance into a circuit
A resistor constructed using various types of wire wound on an insulating form
A resistor whose resistance can be changed by moving one oontacting elements
The maximum amount of current a conductor can carry continiuously w/o exceeding its temperature rating
An electromechanical device that indicates readings by the mechanical pointer
The opposition to the flow of electrons
The amount of resistance in a circuit when 1 ampere (A) flows with 1 volt (V) applied
The resistance of a material of a specific cubic size
A comparison of the resistance of a given material to the resistance of copper
The ability of voltage to produce electron flow through resistance
The ability of a specific conductor to carry electrons as compared to the ability of a copper conductor to carry electrons
The result of an increase in the resistance of a material and increase in temperature
The result of a decrease in the resistance of a material with an increase in temperature
A material that exhibits zero resistance and neither opposes electron flow nor consumes power at temperatures close to absolute zero
An area of a circle with a diameter of 1 mil and is the standard unit of wire cross-sectional area used by the AWG and the English wire tables
A conductor composed of several strands of solid wire wrapped together to make a single conductor
A resistor that has only one resistance value
A resistor that is constructed using carbon graphite mixed with clay
The unit for energy measurement

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