Ohm Law: Calculator, Theory and Wheel of Ohm's Law
Ohm Law Android app provides a reference for Electrical learners containing the following topics:
*** Theory: The theory of law and its mathematical statement, as well as the different forms of voltage, current and resistance, are provided.
*** Experiment: The experiment performed by Georg Simon Ohm for achieving the desired results is also provided. Visuals are added as well as the table, graph and tabulated form are added for the optimal learning.
*** Calculator: The Ohm's law calculator helps you to calculate the voltage, current resistance, and power provided that two values are known. The calculator provided here is the most powerful calculator which contains prefixes such as Milli, Kilo, Mega and Giga for providing a feasible and seamless experience.
*** Ohm Law Wheel: The Ohm's wheel provides 12 different formulas for calculating two of the voltage, current, resistance and power from any given two values.
*** Please report the bugs and problems in the comment.
*** Theory: The theory of law and its mathematical statement, as well as the different forms of voltage, current and resistance, are provided.
*** Experiment: The experiment performed by Georg Simon Ohm for achieving the desired results is also provided. Visuals are added as well as the table, graph and tabulated form are added for the optimal learning.
*** Calculator: The Ohm's law calculator helps you to calculate the voltage, current resistance, and power provided that two values are known. The calculator provided here is the most powerful calculator which contains prefixes such as Milli, Kilo, Mega and Giga for providing a feasible and seamless experience.
*** Ohm Law Wheel: The Ohm's wheel provides 12 different formulas for calculating two of the voltage, current, resistance and power from any given two values.
*** Please report the bugs and problems in the comment.
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Reviews (2)
Rad. k.
Apr 8, 2018
Big add banner top on buttons. Unstable
Generally a good app. Easy to use. Gives you all the basic information to understand Ohm's law. But there's one quite annoying faux pas (common in the US) : The international symbol for voltage is "U" not "V". (...because "V" is the symbol for velocity)