How to derive ohms law

slackjack

Nov 2, 2005
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Hey all,

I'm curious. How can ohms law be dervied. The only way I can do it is by experiments. How do we arrive at V = IR without any experiments. Thats all  ;D

--thank you.

 

prateeksikka

Jun 19, 2004
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indeed u can derive ohms law.

it comes basically from charge carriers and mobility definition.

mobility =speed/Electric field..
speed =distance /time and field = Electric field / distance
hence derived .name the constant as R
moreover ur definition of law is not correct.it does not say V=IR but indeed it says
V / I =Constant ....

 

shaiqbashir

Jun 4, 2005
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HI prateek!

thanks for the explaination but there is something confusing in ur explaination.

U said that field=electric field/distance

what is the difference between Field and Electric Field??

and then how can u derive the constant R from the above stated three formulae??

please explain it again and this time in some more detail.

thanks in advance!

take carez!

 
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