Ohm's law

English

Etymology

From Georg Ohm, German physicist

Proper noun

Ohm's law

1. (physics) Ohm's observation that the direct current flowing in an electrical circuit consisting only of resistances is directly proportional to the voltage applied.

Translations

Ohm's observation

• Catalan: llei d'Ohm f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 歐姆定律／欧姆定律 (Ōumǔ dìnglǜ), 欧姆定律 (Ōumǔ dìnglǜ)

• Danish: Ohms lov c
• Dutch: wet van Ohm
• Estonian: Ohmi seadus (et)
• Finnish: Ohmin laki
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• French: loi d’Ohm (fr) f
• German: Ohmsches Gesetz (de) n
• Japanese: オームの法則 (Ōmu no hōsoku)
• Portuguese: lei de Ohm f
• Russian: зако́н О́ма m (zakón Óma)
• Spanish: ley de Ohm f
• Swedish: Ohms lag