Resistance and I-V Characteristics

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filament lamp
When an electrical charge flows through a(n) ________, it transfers some energy to the thermal energy store of the filament which is designed to heat up.
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Ohmic conductors
________ have a constant resistance.
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V Characteristics
The term I- ________ refers to a graph which shows how the current flowing through a component changes as the potential difference across it is increased.
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Non linear components
________ have a curved I- V characteristic.
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The calculate the resistance you can do
R=V/I
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constant resistance
Ohmic conductors have a________
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ohmic conductors
The resistance of________doesn't change depending on current
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a graph which shows how currents changes as potential difference increases
The term I-V characteristics refers to_____________
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directly proportional to potential difference
Current in ohmic conductors are______
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temperature increases, so the resistance increases, which means less current flows per unit pd,
As the current in a filament lamp increases__________so graph gets shallower
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will only flow in one direction, diode has a high resistance in reverse direction
In diode the current___________
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Linear components
__________have an I-V characteristic thats a straight line
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Non-linear components
____________have a curved I-V characteristic
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alters the current flowing and potential difference
A variable resistor____________
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diode
For_____, resistance depends on direction of the current, way is fine but they have a high resistance if reversed