For an ohmic resistor at approximately constant physical conditions, voltage and current are proportional:
V = I × R
This relation is extremely useful, but nonlinear devices such as diodes need a different current–voltage model.
For an ohmic resistor at approximately constant physical conditions, voltage and current are proportional:
V = I × R
This relation is extremely useful, but nonlinear devices such as diodes need a different current–voltage model.