The construction of a bunch ... the cross - section requiredleadsto the electrical conductor featuring a certain resistance level
Heat Heat generally generally causescausesresistance resistance to to increase increase in in a a conductor conductor or or connection
Temperature changecauseschange of electric resistance of a conductor
the factorsinfluencethe resistance in a conductive path ( wire
The change in resistivitycausesa change in the resistance of a conductor
Any distribution of current other than the regular distribution of equal current density throughout the section of the conductorwill resultin an increase in the resistance of the conductor
AC high - frequency signal ... this skin - effectcontributesto an increase in conductor resistance
The phenomenoncausesthe resistance of the conductor to increase
Broken strands of wire , corrosion , and loose connectionscan causethe resistance of a conductor to increase
the factorscontributeto the resistance value of a conductor
insufficient copperleadingto high conductor resistance
this design ... the bushing conductorcan leadto higher conductor resistance
by temperature(passive) is influenced bya conductor 's resistance
by temperature(passive) is influenceda conductor 's resistance
The skin influencewill causethe successful resistance of a conductor
The skin effectcausesresistance of the conductor 100
Resistor R - A carry ... an electrical componentcauseselectrical resistance in a conductor
What factorscontributeto the electrical resistance of a conductor
the thingscan causeresistance in a circuit
Doubling 14ga conductorsresultsin the resistance of an 11ga conductor
the forcecausescurrent in an electrical conductor
electrical " pressurecauseselectricity to flow through a conductor
It measures the potential energyto causea current in an electrical conductor
Spiraling , which refers to the way stranded conductors spiral about the centeralso contributesto increases in conductor resistance
Terminalsdesignedfor two conductors in the resistor
collisions between electrons and positive ions of the lattice(passive) is caused byResistance in metallic conductors
of carbon material having conductivity(passive) is composedhigh resistance conductor layer
the compressionsetresistance of Conductive Elastomers
your students ... 3 factors ... : the conductivity of the material , cross - sectional area , and length of the conductorinfluenceresistance in a conductor
the grounding performance of Knitted Wire gaskets with the compressionsetresistance of Conductive Elastomers
The purity of the copper used , and the cross - sectional area of the corecontributeto the resistance of the conductor
the outer skin to carry most of the currentcausingthe outer skin to carry most of the current
any voltage drop(passive) caused byany voltage drop
a decrease in the damping factorcausesa decrease in the damping factor
frictioncausesfriction
a large voltage loss in the safety circuit signalcausesa large voltage loss in the safety circuit signal
in power savingresultingin power saving
a voltage drop proportional to resistance and currentcausinga voltage drop proportional to resistance and current
to an increase in the conductor wire diameterleadsto an increase in the conductor wire diameter
to an increase in the wire diameter of the conductorleadsto an increase in the wire diameter of the conductor
electrical energy to be converted to a ) chemical energycauseselectrical energy to be converted to a ) chemical energy
in performance reductions with voltage drops and power lossresultin performance reductions with voltage drops and power loss
in performance reductions with voltage drops and power lossresultin performance reductions with voltage drops and power loss
a potential shift(passive) caused bya potential shift
heatcausesheat
DC Applications Voltage drop(passive) is caused byDC Applications Voltage drop
the conductor to become hotcausesthe conductor to become hot
Losses(passive) caused byLosses
Voltage drop(passive) is caused byVoltage drop
in a power lossresultsin a power loss
capacitive interference in adjacent conductorscausescapacitive interference in adjacent conductors
in negligible voltage dropresultsin negligible voltage drop
magnetic fluxcausesmagnetic flux
an arccan causean arc
> an arccan cause> an arc
an electric current to flowcausingan electric current to flow
an electromagnetic braking effectcausesan electromagnetic braking effect
a voltage drop along the wirecausesa voltage drop along the wire
voltage drop along the wire 's lengthcausesvoltage drop along the wire 's length
current lossDoes ... causecurrent loss
overheatingcausedoverheating
to the conductor wire sizethus leadingto the conductor wire size
major losses in efficiencycausemajor losses in efficiency
Copper loss(passive) is caused byCopper loss
in heatresultin heat
the heating effect(passive) caused bythe heating effect
the voltage drop ... that sets up an electric field across the length of the conductor(passive) caused bythe voltage drop ... that sets up an electric field across the length of the conductor