What are Dependent Resistors (LDR, NTC, PTC and VDR)

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[@CheeBackLESGOOI]

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[@Captain_911]

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[@alphajuliet5697]

So, the VDR acts like a current regulator?

[@eeapplications]

It would not be correct to use the regulator expression for the VDR. A voltage dependent resistor if its resistance changes. So it's a resistor 😊

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[@nangiaishanbormarshiangbai6345]

Thanks man..... I really understood the resistors now..... But one thing..... Why do you talk like a robot.???

[@eeapplications]

First of all, I'm glad it was helpful. Unfortunately, there is excitement when lecturing. This is reflected in my voice. Sorry for this situation.