Fascinating facts about Georg Simon
Ohm
inventor of
Ohm's Law
in 1827. |
Georg Ohm |
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AT A GLANCE:
In 1827, using equipment of his own creation, Georg Simon Ohm determined that the current that flows through a wire is
proportional to its cross sectional area and inversely proportional to
its length or Ohm's law. These fundamental relationships are of such
great importance, that they represent the true beginning of electrical
circuit analysis. Source:
Corrosion Doctors
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Inventor: |
Georg Simon Ohm |
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Career: |
Author and
physicist. |
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Birth: |
March 16,
1789 in Erlangen, Germany |
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Death: |
July 6,
1854 in Munich, Germany |
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Nationality: |
German
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