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Electronics & Virtual Labs

Ohm's Law Bench

Explore the fundamental relationship between voltage, current, resistance, and electrical power by manipulating a real-time simulated circuit with animated current flow, live mathematical derivations, and challenge missions.

Ohm’s Law Bench

Interactive Workbench

Virtual DC circuit simulator with real-time Ohm’s Law & electrical power calculations

Circuit: OPEN / DE-ENERGIZED
DC BENCH SUPPLY12.00VSTANDBYPOWER ON++24V MAX−GND / COMAMMETER (A)0.00 mASERIES CURRENT1 kΩAxial Resistor (R)VOLTMETER (V)0.00 VPARALLEL DROPGND
Measured Voltage (V)
0.00 V
Across Resistor
Measured Current (I)
0.00 mA
Through Loop
Circuit Resistance (R)
1 kΩ
Axial Load
Power Dissipated (P)
0.00 mW
Heat Dissipation
0.0 V (Min)12.0 V (Nominal)24.0 V (Max)
4-Band Color Bands
Custom Resistance:
10 Ω1 kΩ10 kΩ
Color Bands:
brownblackredgold
Resistor Power Rating:

Live Equation Breakdown

Step-by-Step
Ohm’s Law Formula:I = V / R
I = 0.00 V / 1000 Ω
I = 0.00000 A
I = 0.00 mA
Joule’s Electrical Power:P = V × I = I²R = V²/R
P = 0.00 V × 0.0000 A
P = 0.00 mW

Core Physical Insight: Voltage represents the electromotive force pushing charges; Resistance represents the atomic collisions resisting that flow. Current is the resulting rate of charge movement.

Mathematical Formulation & Engineering Notes

V = I · R, I = V / R, R = V / I, P = V · I = I² · R = V² / R. Slope G = 1/R on I–V characteristic curve.