Hello,
I am newbie here who has some questions. Hoping someone could help explain why to me.
1) Electronic components draw battery charge from a battery only when component is connected in a circuit to that battery. What happens if the component receives too much current? will it blow and will that cause a break in the circuit?
2) So lets say I had three circuits, A, B, C and I wanted to see how I could best maintain battery charge without blowing up electronic components that are located in circuit C and without increasing loss of power via adding resistors, could I build a circuit where I tell the circuit, "ok I would like current to flow down circuit A","I also would like current to flow down circuit B" (if I decide to), and "I would like current to flow down to circuit C". How is that achieved?
Thanks,
Ben
I am newbie here who has some questions. Hoping someone could help explain why to me.
1) Electronic components draw battery charge from a battery only when component is connected in a circuit to that battery. What happens if the component receives too much current? will it blow and will that cause a break in the circuit?
2) So lets say I had three circuits, A, B, C and I wanted to see how I could best maintain battery charge without blowing up electronic components that are located in circuit C and without increasing loss of power via adding resistors, could I build a circuit where I tell the circuit, "ok I would like current to flow down circuit A","I also would like current to flow down circuit B" (if I decide to), and "I would like current to flow down to circuit C". How is that achieved?
Thanks,
Ben
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