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If a circuit schematic contains a current source, is it safe to assume I(total) is that value?
The discussion revolves around understanding the implications of a current source in a circuit schematic, specifically whether the total current can be equated to the value of the current source. Participants explore the conditions under which this assumption may hold true.
The discussion is ongoing, with some participants suggesting that additional information about the circuit is necessary to provide a clearer understanding. There is an exploration of various factors that could influence total current, including the presence of other power sources and circuit components.
Participants note that the behavior of components like capacitors and the potential for breakdown voltage are relevant considerations in the analysis of the circuit.
gabjew90 said:Just in general. How would I go about finding total current if a current source is present?