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Consider these statements: (I) Ohm’s Law fails at very low and very high tempera

1. Consider these statements: (I) Ohm’s Law fails at very low and very high temperatures, (II) Ohm’s Law applies to semiconductors in general, (III) Ohm’s Law does not apply to electron tubes, discharge tubes, or electrolytes, and (IV) conductance, resistance’s reciprocal, is measured in siemens. Which are correct?

 

Statements I, III, and IV are all correct. Statement II is false — semiconductors are actually a classic example of non-Ohmic behaviour, which is exactly why diodes and transistors work the way they do.

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