What is impeding?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Impedance is the measurement of resistance that a circuit gives to current, which flows due to applied voltage. Impedance refers to the ratio of voltage to current and applicable to a circuit with alternating current.

Answer 3

If you pretend that the signals in electric circuits are of the form A*exp(s*t), where A and s are constants, and t is time, then derivatives of the signal and integrations of the signal are always just a scaled version of the signal. So, the ratio of voltage to current, when the signals are of this form, is just a (possibly complex) constant. This number is called impedance, and it depends on the value of the constant "s" in the signal.

Impedance is a term used to signify a device that react to the flow of electrons in a negative way. It can be of complex passive devices or active devices.

AnswerImpedance (symbol: Z), expressed in ohms, is the opposition to the flow of alternating current by a resistive-reactive load. It is the vector sum of resistance and reactance.

Answer 4

Impedes is the present tense form of the verb impede.

Impede means:
- To retard or obstruct the progress of
- To interfere with the progress of
- To stop or prevent passage of

Answer 5

The official definition for the word impedance is " the effective resistance of an electric circuit or component to alternating current, arising from the combined effects of ohmic resistance and reactance."

Answer 6

Impedance is the effective resistance of an electric current to the alternating current that arises from the combined effects of ohmic reactance and resistance.