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Uniform wire resistance

Uniform wire resistance: Resistance R = resistivity × length / cross-section area, converting mm² to m².

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Resistance R = resistivity × length / cross-section area, converting mm² to m².

Input definitions

Resistivity (Ω·m)
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Wire length (m)
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Cross-section area (mm²)
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A worked example

Resistivity (Ω·m)
1.68e-8
Wire length (m)
10
Cross-section area (mm²)
1
0.168

Assumptions & limits

Ideal educational model in the stated SI units. Real equipment, structural design and safety decisions need appropriate professional analysis; losses are excluded unless entered.

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Method updated 2026-10-18. Content checked against the stated method and examples. Our verification approach.

Common questions

Does this include connections or temperature change?

No. Enter resistivity appropriate to the material and temperature. Contact resistance and heating are separate effects.

How does Uniform wire resistance work?

Resistance R = resistivity × length / cross-section area, converting mm² to m².

What should I check before using Uniform wire resistance?

Ideal educational model in the stated SI units. Real equipment, structural design and safety decisions need appropriate professional analysis; losses are excluded unless entered.

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