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>In fact, voltage divided by current is resistance, BY DEFINITION. For a linear resistor sure, but otherwise resistance is better defined as the slope. And we
by contravariant 6y ago
>In fact, voltage divided by current is resistance, BY DEFINITION.
For a linear resistor sure, but otherwise resistance is better defined as the slope.
And well if you don't like that definition of memristance I suggest you update the corresponding wikipedia article.
> Hey, you can also take a bunch of resistors, wire them in a loop and proclaim you have successfully emulated inductor with just resistors. That is what you get if you decide to set aside rules.
A circle of resistors has 0 inductance by definition. In practice it's pretty tricky to build such a circuit using 0 inductance wire in an impermeable environment so it remains an approximation.