The most common type of them is made from ceramic and has its characteristic property denoted on colored bands.
These objects create Johnson-Nyquist noise, whose relationship to Joule heating is explained by the fluctuation-dissipation theorem. Cadmium sulfide can be used to create the "light-dependent" type of these components. A Wheatstone bridge circuit consists of a pattern of four of these components, whose strength sums when they are arranged in series. The most common type of them is made from ceramic and has its characteristic property denoted on colored bands. For 10 points, name these circuit components whose namesake property is measured in ohms.
These objects create Johnson-Nyquist noise, whose relationship to Joule heating is explained by the fluctuation-dissipation theorem.
resistors [do not accept "resistance"]