How to Calculate the Resistivity of a Material Part 2: Constantan

In this follow up video we look at another example of how to calculate the resistivity of a material specifically constantan.
The video includes helpful information on how to do engineering notation and how to change numbers from one form into another.
#resistivity #scienceandprinciples #electricaltrainingvideo

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Thanks Joe.

[@JoeRobinsonTraining]

No worries!

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[@Andrew-xk6hr]

Hi - Love your videos. My calculator says 0.06 micro ohms? Decimal place should have move 3 spots? (x10-9 to x10-6)

[@Sergey3023]

Great video, thank you. Joe, is it any video on electronic components in your channel.If not will be really helpful to see some!😀👍🏻

[@JoeRobinsonTraining]

Hi Gusman, it's on my to do list.

[@johnhnetkovsky8917]

I have a Casio fx 300ES PLUS and the number I get every time is6.045 x 10 -7 . I enter the formula exactly like you did. Why is that do you think?

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Thanks 😊

[@JoeRobinsonTraining]

My pleasure!