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This is partially true, but in general, resistance is essentially defined to be the observed voltage drop for an observed current. Sure, you have to sometimes q
by archgoon 10y ago
This is partially true, but in general, resistance is essentially defined to be the observed voltage drop for an observed current. Sure, you have to sometimes qualify that with stuff like signal frequency, but in this case, you can handily define the voltage drop to be zero, and the resistance to be zero.