Varying current

How do I convert a current vs time graph to a voltage vs time graph? Given an ideal resistor of 12kOHM.

by circuithelp
November 02, 2020

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Answer by vanderghast

Since V=RI, for an ideal resistor, it is a simple matter to multiply the vertical scale by 12000, and the label A by V ( change ampere to volt ).

If the current is given in mA, then, multiply the numerical value by just 12 to get it in volt.

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by vanderghast
November 03, 2020

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