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• Resistor
  The '''resistor''' is one of the basic components in electrical circuits. Resistors are use ...en its poles, and the flow of [[electron|electrons]] (current) through the resistor. If two of the three are known, the third can easily be calculated.
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• Resistor/Approval
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• Resistor/Definition
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• Resistor/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Resistor]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Widlar current source/Definition
  ..., enabling the current source to generate low currents using only moderate resistor values and therefore a small area
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• Resistor
  The '''resistor''' is one of the basic components in electrical circuits. Resistors are use ...en its poles, and the flow of [[electron|electrons]] (current) through the resistor. If two of the three are known, the third can easily be calculated.
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• Resistor/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Resistor]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Voltage/Related Articles
  {{r|Resistor}}
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• Electromagnetic wave/Related Articles
  {{r|Resistor}}
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• Circuit board
  ...oles piercing it, to allow wires to pass through. The [[vacuum tube]]s, [[resistor]]s and [[capacitor]]s on the board would get their connection to the approp
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• Digital Signal Processing
  * Analog signal processing systems include components such as [[resistor|resistors]], [[capacitor|capacitors]] and [[operational amplifier|operation
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• Ohm's law
  ...tion implies that ''R'' is constant, i.e., independent of ''V''. While a [[resistor]] is an ohmic conductor, a [[semiconductor]] [[diode]] is not, as its resis
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• Nullor
  ...ied to the transistor as a whole provides the output current drawn through resistor ''R_C'' as: ...put voltage ''v_IN'' and the designer's choice for the reference resistor ''R_R''.
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• Electron/Related Articles
  {{r|Resistor}}
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• Widlar current source
  ..., enabling the current source to generate low currents using only moderate resistor values, which means less area is needed in an [[integrated circuit]].<ref n ...e.com/scholar?as_q=&num=10&btnG=Search+Scholar&as_epq=emitter+degeneration+resistor+&as_oq=&as_eq=&as_occt=any&as_sauthors=Widlar&as_publication=&as_ylo=1965&a
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• Norton's theorem
  ...rrent follows suit, and the output current ''i_out'' in the load resistor ''R_L'' is a copy of the input signal ''i_in''. ...istor is a very nonlinear device, so the output signal current in the load resistor is not a faithful amplification of the input signal at the emitter unless t
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• Asymptotic gain model
  ...ht|250px| Small-signal circuit for transresistance amplifier; the feedback resistor ''R_f'' is placed below the amplifier to resemble the standard to ...es the amplifier. One way to increase ''R_D'' is to replace this resistor by an [[active load]], for example, a [[current mirror]].
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• Thévenin's theorem
  ...r is a very nonlinear device, so the output signal voltage across the load resistor is not a faithful amplification of the input signal at the base unless the Of course, the load resistor ''R_L'' should be allowed to become infinite to obtain an open-ci
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• Power (physics)
  ...(DC) electronic circuits, in which a current '''I''' is flowing through a resistor '''R''', and experiencing a voltage drop '''V''', the power consumption can
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• Mode (electronics)
  ...to flow through the resistor, which causes a large voltage drop across the resistor according to [[Ohm's law]]. Consequently, the output voltage ''V<sub>OUT</s ..., and no collector current flows. Consequently the voltage drop across the resistor is zero, and ''V_OUT=V_CC'', the supply voltage and the
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• Computer engineering
  ...rical engineering can become quite difficult: simple circuits containing [[resistor|resistors]], [[capacitor|capacitors]] and [[inductor|inductors]] may requir
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• Signal processing
  ...ystem. For example, one may be interested in estimating the value of the [[resistor|resistance]] and [[capacitor|capacitance]] of an RC [[circuit theory|circui
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• Current mirror
  ...ht|250px|A current mirror implemented with npn bipolar transistors using a resistor to set the reference current I_REF; V_CC<nowiki> = </no ...the right half of the circuit can be duplicated several times with various resistor values replacing R₂ on each. Note, however, that each additional
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• Ethernet
  ...m was a specified [[coaxial cable]] with a maximum length of 500 meters. A resistor '''terminator''' was connected at each end.
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• IEEE 802.3
  ...edium was a specified coaxial cable with a maximum length of 500 meters. A resistor '''terminator''' was connected at each end.
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• Return ratio
  The figure at right shows a bipolar amplifier with feedback bias resistor ''R_f'' driven by a [[Norton's theorem|Norton signal source]]. In
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• Alan Blumlein
  ..., compared to the simple DC restorer (consisting of a capacitor, diode and resistor) which had been patented by Peter Willans three months earlier.
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• Hybrid-pi model
  ...'' = base, and ''C'' = collector. The base-emitter connection is through a resistor ''r_&pi;'', and the base current causes a small-signal voltage dr
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• Two-port network
  ...in the hybrid-pi model for ''Q₁'' draws the same current as a resistor 1 / ''g_m'' connected across ''r_&pi;''. The second tra
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• Archive:High priority articles for pilot
  # [[Resistor]]
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• Wind turbine
  ...t is lost by the building, while more heat is also produced by the braking resistor). The location makes low voltage (around 12&nbsp;volt) distribution practic
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• Semiconductor diode
  ...b>'' the gain rolls off with frequency as the capacitors short-circuit the resistor ''r_D''. Assuming, as is the case when the diode is turned on, th
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• Electromagnetic wave
  where ''R'' is the [[resistor|resistance]] and ''V'' a voltage difference.
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• Schottky diode
  ...contact is one with a linear current-voltage characteristic like that of a resistor.
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