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Jamessamuel
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hello,
i have a question regarding the way we represent information on circuit diagrams.
The first is to do with representing output voltages:
is V out always simply representing the voltage of whatever lies between/trapped between those two horizontal lines? Also, i see a lot of diagrams like this and am asked to determine v out. However, I am not sure whether or not current would flow into those horizontal lines protruding out to those 2 nodes. I don't know what's been connected in there... do i need to know? does current "split" at that top junction?
regards
james.
i have a question regarding the way we represent information on circuit diagrams.
The first is to do with representing output voltages:
is V out always simply representing the voltage of whatever lies between/trapped between those two horizontal lines? Also, i see a lot of diagrams like this and am asked to determine v out. However, I am not sure whether or not current would flow into those horizontal lines protruding out to those 2 nodes. I don't know what's been connected in there... do i need to know? does current "split" at that top junction?
regards
james.