Question

6] Explain practical current source​

Answer 1

Answer:

A practical current source is a two terminal device having some resistance connected across its terminals. Unlike ideal current source, the output current of practical source depends on the voltage of the source. The more this voltage, the lesser will be the current.

Explanation:

Practical Current Source. The example of current sources is photoelectric cells, collector currents of transistors.

Answer 2

Explanation:

A practical current source is a two terminal device having some resistance connected across it's terminals. Unlike ideal current source the output current of practical source depends on the voltage of source.