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What characterizes non-ohmic materials in terms of voltage and current relationship?
What characterizes non-ohmic materials in terms of voltage and current relationship?
- Their resistance varies with voltage and temperature. (correct)
- They maintain a constant resistance regardless of temperature.
- They only function at elevated temperatures.
- They exhibit a linear voltage relationship.
How does the resistance of a filament lamp change as it gets hotter?
How does the resistance of a filament lamp change as it gets hotter?
- The resistance decreases.
- The resistance first decreases, then increases.
- The resistance remains constant.
- The resistance increases. (correct)
What is the behavior of a thermistor when exposed to increased temperature?
What is the behavior of a thermistor when exposed to increased temperature?
- Its conductivity stays unaffected by temperature.
- Its resistance increases due to thermal expansion.
- Its resistance decreases due to increased electron availability. (correct)
- It becomes an insulator as temperature rises.
Which of the following statements about non-ohmic materials is true?
Which of the following statements about non-ohmic materials is true?
In the context of current conduction, what distinguishes a thermistor from a filament lamp?
In the context of current conduction, what distinguishes a thermistor from a filament lamp?
Flashcards
Non-ohmic material
Non-ohmic material
A material that does not follow Ohm's law, meaning its resistance changes with voltage.
Filament lamp resistance
Filament lamp resistance
The resistance of a filament lamp increases as the temperature increases.
Thermistor
Thermistor
A heat-sensitive resistor whose resistance decreases as the temperature increases.
Thermistor resistance change
Thermistor resistance change
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Ohm's law relationship
Ohm's law relationship
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Study Notes
Current Electricity
- Non-ohmic materials exhibit a non-linear voltage relationship.
- Filament lamps and thermistors are examples of non-ohmic materials.
- Filament resistance increases as the filament gets hotter.
- A thermistor's resistance decreases as it gets hotter.
- As thermistors heat up, more free electrons become available, leading to increased current flow.
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