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| | Circuit Analysis Techniques |
 | | As you saw in the last lab, the voltage-current relationship for a resistor is V = I*R where V is voltage measured across the resistor (in Volts), I is the current through the resistor (in Amperes, or Amps), and R is resistance value of the resistor (in Ohms). |
 | | The water pressure corresponds to voltage, the current is the flow rate, and the resistance is shown by constrictions in the pipes. |
 | | Verify KVL by using voltage division to calculate the voltages across R1, the pair R2R3, the pair R4R5 and the series sum R6+R7, and then adding the voltages around the loop. |
| www.cs.wright.edu /egr190/kvlkcl/kvlkcl.htm (793 words) |
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