Electrical resistance of expander graphs

Question

Let $G$ be a $d$-regular expander graph. What is the electrical resistance of $G$? Is it a constant independent of the number of nodes $n$ once $d$ is large enough? If not, can we give matching upper and lower bounds in terms of $n,d$?

Answer 1

Next time you ask a question you should try to google it first. I googled "electrical resistance expander graph" and the very first result was a paper stating that $d$-regular graphs have resistance $\Theta(1/d)$.