What are Dependent Resistors (LDR, NTC, PTC and VDR)

Hello friends! In our previous lessons we tried to explain how fixed and variable resistors are used in the circuit. Through the examples, we analyzed the basic usage principle of these resistors and what their roles are in the circuit. And in this lesson, we will analyze the dependent resistors, which is the last lesson of our range of resistors. Dependent resistors are of three types. These are resistors depending on light, heat and voltage. Now, let’s have a look their structure and how they are used in the circuit.
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So, the VDR acts like a current regulator?

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It would not be correct to use the regulator expression for the VDR. A voltage dependent resistor if its resistance changes. So it's a resistor 😊

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Thanks man..... I really understood the resistors now..... But one thing..... Why do you talk like a robot.???

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First of all, I'm glad it was helpful. Unfortunately, there is excitement when lecturing. This is reflected in my voice. Sorry for this situation.