Power Transformer Control: Generator or Cable?

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The discussion centers on how current transmission is controlled, questioning whether it is governed by the generator's input power or the resistance of the transmission cable. It is clarified that the current delivered to a load is primarily determined by the load's resistance. A generator outputs a constant voltage, allowing the load to draw the necessary current. If the load demands more current than the generator can provide, it risks damage or failure. Ultimately, the load's resistance plays a crucial role in current transmission.
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Current transmitted control by the input power from the generator or control by the resistance of the transmission cabel?
 
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I'm guessing we you used google translator for this, which is why the post is difficult to read...

The current transmitted to a load is determined by the resistance of the load. A generator puts out a constant voltage and the load draws as much current as it wants. The generator provides this current or fails trying (either destroyed in the effort or the mover of the generator can't keep up).
 
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