Exam 8: Voltage Dividers and Current Dividers
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A series string can be considered a voltage divider.
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In a series circuit, the voltage drops equal the product of I times R.
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Any ______________ circuit is a current divider in which the individual branch currents are inversely proportional to the branch resistance values.
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The bleeder current that flows through an entire divider is generally specified at about
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A loaded voltage divider is just a practical application of a
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What circuit is often used to tap off part of the applied voltage for a load that needs less than the applied voltage?
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Since series voltage drops are proportional to the resistances, a very small R in series with a much larger R has a considerably large IR drop.
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In a current divider with two branch resistances, the larger R
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In a ______________ circuit, the IR drops add to equal the applied voltage.
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Any series circuit is a voltage divider in which the individual resistor voltage drops are proportional to the series resistance values.
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The current through all the resistances in a divider is the ______________ current.
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A voltage divider is often used to tap off part of the applied voltage VT for a load that needs less voltage than VT.
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In a current divider, each branch current is ______________ proportional to its R.
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