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"Pete Styles" wrote in message ... "Ian Johnston" wrote in message news:cCUlhtvFIYkV-pn2-1yXN8Ihw3NKL@localhost... On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 22:33:12 UTC, Gary Schafer wrote: : It comes down to good old ohms law. Applied voltage divided by the sum : of the resistance of each cell equals total current. Only if you define resistance that way. For non-linear circuit elements it's a pretty meaningless thing to say. Ian Absolutely. And if we dare mention in this thread that internal resistance of a battery is dI/dV (rather than I/V), then god knows what chaotic argument that will create amongst the cognoscenti who think that a battery is a big bucket full of electrons! WHOOPS - meant dV/dI and V/I, sorry! |
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