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R E K

A very handy Ohm's Law graphic when calculating the value of components in a circuit.

Think I'm going to re-draw this and keep it near my desk :>.

a sort of pie graphic showing how to calculate the value of components in a circuit, showing. Each pie(watts, amperes, volts and resistance) has 3 sub-divisions, showing 3 different formulas, either multiplying or dividing values.
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infra

@rek I wonder why it uses E for volts, I've only seen equations use V

R E K

A better version of the graphic :>, sourced from my textbook.

Source: Canadian Amateur Radio Basic Qualification Study Guide by Coax Publications Inc.

a photo of a ohm's law wheel in a text book
program jiggler

@rek shouldn't the book's version have P instead of W in the center circle?

Lorenzo

@rek why is voltage represented with an E?

E is the electric field.
V is the voltage.

Seeing E for the voltage gave me a shock ⚡

R E K

@ranfdev Power is represented by E (short for electromotive force). Context: This is in a textbook for Amateur Radio study.

opfez

@rek oh that wheel seems very complicated! i prefer the equations here and just rearranging for what i want to find

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