Lecture

DC Current and Superconductors

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of DC currents in conductors, resistors, and capacitors, including definitions, Ohm's Law, power relationships, and historical context. It also explores experiments on temperature-dependent resistance and superconductors, highlighting critical temperatures and Nobel Prize-winning discoveries.

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