modified 8 years ago

Basic Electronic 02 - Kirchhoff’s current law

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The sum of the currents into a point in a circuit equals
the sum of the currents out (conservation of charge).
This is sometimes called Kirchhoff’s current law (KCL).
Engineers like to refer to such a point as a node. It follows
that, for a series circuit (a bunch of two-terminal
things all connected end-to-end), the current is the same
everywhere.

published 8 years ago

BeemerGuy

8 years ago

Why is the output of the split always 0v? Even if I decrease the resistors, it stays 0v.

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