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01:26:48

Can someone pls explain how I have a kV

published 3 years ago

austincj23

3 years ago

Because you have a current source behind your your voltage source

FABO7

3 years ago

It still works if you flip them or remove the voltage source

Phrosume1

3 years ago

You're pushing 1A through a resistor of 1kOhm. Ohm's Law says U=R*I.

FABO7

3 years ago

So I could just put a huge resistance instead and get millions of volts?

FABO7

3 years ago

What’s the catch?

SuperFaradCapacitor

3 years ago

Yes you could, but in real life, it would take a constant current source that can generate more than 1 MV DC at 1A, which is 1 million watts. (Which will eat up your electricity bill and burn out any load you attach to it)

SuperFaradCapacitor

3 years ago

EC's voltage limit. For a single source is 1 GV, so you could only get up to 1GV with this circuit.

FABO7

3 years ago

That makes sense!!!!

FABO7

3 years ago

Thankssss

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