Conductance is a physical quantity measuring the ease of passing an electric current through a component. It has units of [current]2[mass]-1[length]-2[time]3. The idealised circuit element possessing only conductance is called the resistor. Conductance is related to the voltage and current across a resistor by Ohm's law, . This means it is the reciprocal of resistance.
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