This quantity is increased in the proximity effect, which results from current crowding in materials that are close together. This quantity is proportional to the length of a wire and inversely proportional to the cross section of a wire. The (*) "sea of electrons" effect makes this quantity low in metals. It is equal to potential over current according to Ohm's (OMEZ) Law
This quantity is increased in the proximity effect, which results from current crowding in materials that are close together. This quantity is proportional to the length of a wire and inversely proportional to the cross section of a wire. The (*) "sea of electrons" effect makes this quantity low in metals. It is equal to potential over current according to Ohm's (OMEZ) Law. For 10 points, identify this measure of a material's opposition to the flow of steady current through it.
This quantity is increased in the proximity effect, which results from current crowding in materials that are close together.
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