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Drude Model & DC Circuits: Conductivities, Ohm's Law, EMF

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This lecture covers the Drude model for electrical conductivities in metals, semiconductors, and insulators, including temperature dependencies. It also explains Ohm's law within the Drude model and introduces direct current circuits, electromotive force, and equivalent circuit models.

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