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I have an AC generator hooked up to a non-constant torque. The rate of change of flux through the wire loops will vary, thus the voltage will vary. However, I want to draw a constant current from this generator.
How do I make a circuit that can limit a current regardless of voltage? Say I want a constant 250mA, given that my voltage is enough to sustain this power.
Thanks for the help!
How do I make a circuit that can limit a current regardless of voltage? Say I want a constant 250mA, given that my voltage is enough to sustain this power.
Thanks for the help!