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A measure of how much a conductor opposes current flowing through it. It can also refer to a part of a circuit, which has a non-negligible resistance value.
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Capacitor and loading effects
If there is a power supply charging a capacitor (e.g. 4 μF) through a resistor (3.2 MΩ), the time constant can be calculated with the capacitance and resistance. … How significant is this to the time constant assuming the internal resistance has the same order of magnitude as the resistor? …
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