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This thread got me thinking some more. Here are some abbreviations and simple formulas to demonstrate the relationship between the different values.
I = Current. Measured in Ampheres or, "Amps" V = Voltage. Measured in Volts. R = Resistance. Measured in Ohms. P = Power. Measured in Watts V = I x R P = (I)2 x R Sorry, that "2" is supposed to be an exponent. I - squared. My old computer used to allow me to make superscripts for exponents. To simplify, P = I x V Here's a cool link for a voltage-drop calculator: http://http://www.electronicsteacher.com/electronics-calculator/voltage-drop-calculator.php Hope that wasn't confusing. I also hope it explains how an FET modifies current, without changing voltage. --Doc
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