Why does the voltage remain constant in a parallel circuit?
Why is voltage constant in a parallel circuit?
Why are voltage sources connected in parallel? Is it possible to connect voltage sources having different terminal voltages in parallel? What is the current in the resistor if I add two voltage sources in parallel of the same voltage instead of one? What is a parallel circuit? What is relationship of resistance current and voltage? What is the value of voltage V1 in the circuit ? Why does the voltage decreases in a series circuit when more resistances are added? Why the input current is independent of output biasing voltage? What will be the resistance in a parallel circuit when the circuit is open? Why do we put the voltage transformers in parallel and the current transformer in series in the substation? Why do we put the current transformers in series and voltage transformers in parallel in the substations? What is the current in a resistor if two different voltage sources are across it? When resistance of a circuit increases, will the voltage increase as well? If so, why? How can we differentiate voltage and current? What is the difference between voltage and current? What is the difference between voltage and current? What exactly is voltage? Why does a generator use AC and not DC circuit? What is voltage? If phase voltage is increased, what will happen to line voltage? What is line voltage and phase voltage? What are some great examples of a parallel circuit? What is the relationship between voltage and power? Why does voltage step up or step down in multiple of 11? What is the compliance voltage of current source? What is the rated voltage? Why transformer is connected to heigh voltage side in short circuit test? Why not low voltage side.? What's the mean of current move against voltage? How can we seperate voltage and current? What is phase voltage and what is line voltage? What are the uses of an electric circuit?