Bracer
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Awww, a test from someone that has taken this much time to teach me.
LT E6SG-V2AB-36-1-Z.......3.4v 30MA[0.03Amp]
Resistors in series = Combine all the resistance up....in this case their complete voltage drop.....3.4 X 3 = 10.2V
Ok....so the overall voltage drop is 10.2v.
Which means we only have to deal with 1.8 Volts.
We have 1.8 Volts, Current Required is 0.03Amp.
Ohm's Law:
Resistor = 1.8/0.03 = 60 Ohms.
60 Ohms ?
[I have another question based on this, Kirchoff's law says that the current throughout a single closed circuit is the same...but we all know from playing with light bulbs in series that the first one will be the brightest and the last one will be the dimmest....whats....what's up with that ? Don't they all get the same current ?]
LT E6SG-V2AB-36-1-Z.......3.4v 30MA[0.03Amp]
Resistors in series = Combine all the resistance up....in this case their complete voltage drop.....3.4 X 3 = 10.2V
Ok....so the overall voltage drop is 10.2v.
Which means we only have to deal with 1.8 Volts.
We have 1.8 Volts, Current Required is 0.03Amp.
Ohm's Law:
Resistor = 1.8/0.03 = 60 Ohms.
60 Ohms ?
[I have another question based on this, Kirchoff's law says that the current throughout a single closed circuit is the same...but we all know from playing with light bulbs in series that the first one will be the brightest and the last one will be the dimmest....whats....what's up with that ? Don't they all get the same current ?]
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