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I don't understand couple of things about voltage and current source.
When the load impedance is lower than the source impedance of a Voltage source, why does the voltage drop?
What exactly happens when you draw more current.
Also, why does ideal current source have a high resistance in parallel with it. Why not just the current source.
When the load impedance is lower than the source impedance of a Voltage source, why does the voltage drop?
What exactly happens when you draw more current.
Also, why does ideal current source have a high resistance in parallel with it. Why not just the current source.