Yes, 52 ohms, 51.5 ohms, 70 ohms and other impedances were common in the past before solid-state transmitters more or less forced the standard to be 50 ohms. Tube-based transmitters will tune into ...

Actually, [Ohm] wasn’t first, he was just the first to talk about it. [Henry Cavendish] figured out Ohm’s law in 1781 using Leyden jars (big capacitors) and his own body as an ammeter.

This law states that electricity flows in inverse proportion to the resistances before it. If your circuit has two 100 ohm resistors in parallel, half the current will flow through each one. Let’s say ...

Four factors affecting the resistance of a wire are described. Ohm’s Law: Four factors affecting the resistance of a wire are described and students learn how to solve problems using Ohm’s Law ...

This story begins with a puzzling situation for building engineers at The Ritz Plaza in New York City. The two-year-old cold cathode cove light sitting above the indoor swimming pool saw its ...

This means that the resistance of such a wire is proportional to its length and inversely proportional to its area, just as you would expect from Ohm’s law. Although Simmons says the techniques used ...

The Nanodevices group at CIC nanoGUNE shows that breaking a material’s inversion symmetry can shatter Ohm’s law, unleashing ...

The hunt for graphene's niche just got a lot weirder -- apparently graphene can make electrons violate Ohm's Law with quantum effects on the nonlocal scale. By Jessica Hall February 25, 2016 ...

Certain doped-oxide ceramics resist Ohm's Law Date: September 22, 2010 Source: American Institute of Physics Summary: Scientists have discovered that certain barium titanate ceramics do not follow ...