Electrical Engineering Fundamentals I | Lecture 7 Example 1 | Purdue University

Welcome to a tutorial session of the "Electrical Engineering Fundamentals I" course, led by Dimitrious Peroulis, the Senior Vice President for Partnerships and Online at Purdue University. In this session, we explore the application of Ohm's Law in calculating current and conductance for a basic single-resistor circuit. We vary the resistance from 4.5 Ω to infinity, for a circuit operating at a DC voltage of 5 V, and consequently calculate the current and conductance for each case. Subscribe to Purdue University Online's channel for more lessons and tutorials from Purdue University's elite faculty.
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