Sylveon 2026-09-20 14:05
Takes your PSU’s output current in Amps, your PSU’s voltage in Volts, and the Loads Resistance In Ohms, and calculates the current flowing through the load in amps based of I=V/R
Bifrost Coalescence 2026-09-23 11:02
Smh, doesn't simulate internal resistance
Sylveon 2026-09-24 14:06
To do that, just add your wires resistance to your resistor value before typing it in, each wire has a different resistance based on material, condition, length, gauge etc.
Bifrost Coalescence 2026-09-24 23:21
Internal resistance is the resistance inside a battery. Essentially, all real power sources can be modelled with a battery in series with a resistor, so a batteries output voltage is actually not constant and depends on load
Sylveon 2026-09-25 06:05
True 👍🏻 That’s why most of the time people add a VRM on the power source to make sure the output Voltage stays constant (any excess voltage is turned into heat, I prefer best TO-220 package)
