A low voltage supply from which one needs high currents must have a very low internal resistance . Why?
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we know that
I∞V
I=VR
V=I/R
V∞I
V∞1/R
.: low resistance = high voltage supply
= hence , high current supply
I∞V
I=VR
V=I/R
V∞I
V∞1/R
.: low resistance = high voltage supply
= hence , high current supply
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0
Answer:
in case of using formula Imax =E÷r for r to be low I maximum
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