A counterpart to it involves reluctance and is known as Hopkinson's Law.
A counterpart to it involves reluctance and is known as Hopkinson's Law. It can be applied to hydraulics in describing the relationship between pressure and flow rate. The continuum form of this law can be combined with the integral of the electric field and the cross-section area to get another form. Another version of this law expresses two of the values in root mean square form and switches another of the terms for impedance. Modified versions of this law include one that has a term for self-inductance and another that can be used to calculate the electromotive force. FTP, name this law that states that voltage is equal to the product of current and resistance.
A counterpart to it involves reluctance and is known as Hopkinson's Law.
{Ohm's} Law