Resistance axis

The resistance axis refers to a concept in physics, particularly in electrical engineering, where it represents the variation or level of resistance in a circuit or material. Resistance is the property that opposes the flow of electrical current. The resistance axis is often used graphically to show how resistance changes under different conditions, such as temperature or material properties. Think of it as a scale or line on a graph that helps visualize how resistant a component or system is at various points, aiding in understanding and designing electrical devices and circuits effectively.