Resistance & Resistivity, An Explanation

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Thanks! Really good way of explaining different resistivities (40secs - 3:23secs)

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[@Sparky-vj2dq]

Great clear video but you might like to consider a future version expanding on resistivity. In this one you did give it in the units ohm-metres (which itself might benefit from explanation) which is fine for most electrical and lab work but in the electronic industry, especially where they make actual resistors and also print them as part of ceramic hybrid microcircuits, new people are often bemused to find data sheets and pots of material giving the resistivity of the contents in "ohms per square". And of course, the first question is "ohms per square what?".

[@venkatnandruvenkat7597]

Thank you sir l have understand that. Resistance. Resistivity but. How. Is. It temperature dependence on a conductor

[@stepbystepscience]

As the temperature of a conductor increases the resistivity and the resistance also increase. The equation assume a constant temperature.

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Thank you Please explain the A(area) by using pii diameter square. Relation between cross section area of wire and length.

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[@forgemientka3820]

Will combining high resistance wires together end and end, but they aren’t touching in the middle reduce the resistance

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not sure what you mean..."but they aren't touching in the middle"?

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@@stepbystepscience lthey are coated along the wire except the ends which are all connected

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how did you use the scientific calc? idk how

[@stepbystepscience]

That would be hard to explain here, best to ask someone to show you on your calculator.

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Thank you..hope you have the explanations of Vector as well.

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Please answer me this question.I know that your answer here but not adject result in cable catalogue.Please answer me this question.what is the resistance of a copper wire that is 1m long and has a diameter of 3.0 rm?

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Use the equation to fire it out.

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Are resistance and resistivity the same?

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no

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Plz can you solve the equation step-by-step

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Happy to help, thanks for the comment!

[@purplehazeto]

how do you re arrange to solve for L in original equation of R=pL/a?

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L=RA/p

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Please explain that conductor temperature

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ok

[@cheoreyes949]

Is r suppose to be 2.0 x 10^-3

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nevermind thanks for the clear explanation

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What is the resistance of a healthy man

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Men are very resistant, health or not.

[@a.q6587]

Isn't supposed the result to be 1.87×10^-5

[@stepbystepscience]

Good question, but I believe you forgot to square the radius for the area? Does that help?

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pi r^2 is used when it is radius but this problem is in diameter so pi/4 and r^2

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Silicon is semiconductor

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Yehhh''

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Germanium too

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I don get the same resistence in the end???

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Sir how to take 10 power 3

[@stepbystepscience]

You should be able to do this on your calculator. They are all different so you may need to ask someone.

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i when i try to calculate for myself using your questions i geta completely different answer. im using a casino calculator btw

[@stepbystepscience]

Then you are probably not using the correct order of operations.

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how to convert ohm square meter to ohm in impedance measurement

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if im not mistaken, you must divide it with 100²

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[@stepbystepscience]

I'm trying, thanks for the encouragement.

[@ryanshahid3858]

But temperature is also a factor of resistance

[@stepbystepscience]

Yes, but not for calculating resistivity.

[@US-Warrior]

I don't know how to put this into my calculator

[@stepbystepscience]

Then you need to ask someone to show you on your calculator.

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Write the definition of resistivity