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MIT 6.002 Circuits and Electronics, Spring 2007
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Can someone explain to me. in a circuit when the voltages are the same what are differents? the current or the restistance?
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For lumped circuit analysis (low frequency), a resistor's resistance will not change. The material properties of the resistor determines its resistance, not current or voltage. So a 2.5 ohm resistor will always be 2.5 ohms. Therefore according to Ohm's Law, a change in voltage will cause a change in current (and vise versa).
I re-read your question. Are you asking about solving a circuit's parameters with several elements?
|dw:1345574007053:dw| How do you find the currents in this case?
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