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Current transmitted control by the input power from the generator or control by the resistance of the transmission cabel?
The discussion centers on the control of current transmission in power transformers, specifically whether it is governed by the generator's output or the resistance of the transmission cable. It is established that a generator provides a constant voltage, while the load determines the current drawn based on its resistance. If the load demands more current than the generator can supply, the generator risks damage or operational failure.
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