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Factores determinantes eléctricos
 

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Conceptos clave de electricidad

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En un circuito en paralelo, la tensión cambia entre las ramas.

2

La tensión (voltaje) es la diferencia de potencial que impulsa la corriente eléctrica.

3

La corriente eléctrica es independiente de la resistencia en un circuito.

4

La ley de Ohm dice que la resistencia se obtiene multiplicando el voltaje por la corriente.

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La resistividad de un material depende del material y de la temperatura.

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En circuitos en serie, la corriente es la misma en todos los elementos del circuito.

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Un conductor siempre tiene la misma resistencia sin importar la temperatura.

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La resistividad se mide en voltios por metro.

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Según la ley de Ohm, la corriente es igual al voltaje dividido entre la resistencia.

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La temperatura puede modificar la resistencia de un conductor: al aumentar la temperatura, la resistencia de la mayoría de metales aumenta.

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