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ohm - Unit of resistance symbolized by the Greek capital letter omega (W).
ohmmeter - Device used to measure electrical resistance.
Ohm's law - Relationship between voltage, current and resistance. Ohm's law states that current in a resistance varies in direct proportion to voltage applied and inversely proportional to resistance.
Ohms per volt - Refers to a value of ohms per volt of full scale defection for a moving coil meter movement. The number of ohms per volt is the reciprocal of the amount of current required to produce full scale deflection of the needle. A meter requiring 50 microamps for full scale deflection has an internal resistance of 20 kW per volt. The higher the ohms per volt rating, the more sensitive the meter.

Color Codes
Resistor Color Codes First lets look at the different colors found on resistors and what values they represent. Resistors have either 4 or 5 bands of color on them. The first two (or three i


Wire
Wire Wire and cable are used to carry electrical current from one place to another. While many materials can conduct electricity, in wire we only want to move current, so we need a material with high

Drawing Circuits
Drawing Circuits When designing circuits it is not practical to draw physical likenesses of the components you wish to use. In place of each component a symbol is use to represent it. For example:

Direct current
Direct Current (DC) Current can flow forwards or backwards through a conductor. When it only flows in one direction it is know as direct current (DC). When if flows in both directions it is know as A