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Conductivity to Resistivity Measure (conversion)
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Conductivity to Resistivity Measure (conversion)
by JibaroPR » Fri Jun 23, 2006 2:57 am
:( :( Please if any have a "use friendly" table to convert conductivity values to resistivity (or vicerversa)......show me.....a solution......
- JibaroPR
by industryshack » Fri Jun 23, 2006 9:05 am
-conductivity is siemens/meter
-resistivity is ohm*meter
Conductance G (siemens) = 1 / Resistance (ohms)
or siemens = 1/ohms
So conductivity is the inverse of resistivity, you don't need any table. More an electrical wire is resistive, less it conduct etc.
Example: The conductivity of a wire with resistivity of 6 ohms*meter is
G = 1/(6 ohms*meter) = 0.166 S/meter.
-resistivity is ohm*meter
Conductance G (siemens) = 1 / Resistance (ohms)
or siemens = 1/ohms
So conductivity is the inverse of resistivity, you don't need any table. More an electrical wire is resistive, less it conduct etc.
Example: The conductivity of a wire with resistivity of 6 ohms*meter is
G = 1/(6 ohms*meter) = 0.166 S/meter.
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