Describe Ohm's law and its limitations;

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<span>The Ohm's Law is a powerful and simple tool to analyze electric circuits. It shows the relationship between voltage (V) and current (I) in a conductor. But, in order to properly apply to circuits (real circuits), its limitations must be understood. Most conductors, resistance is greatly unaffected by current or voltage (resistance is stable property).
Limitation: this law does not apply to rectifiers or semiconductors or to the conduction of electricity through gases.</span>
Formula: current (I) is equal to voltage (V) over resistance (R)

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