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Parallel connected EMF sources

Posted to the Waveform Library on 10/19/2022

14 volt EMF source connected in parallel to 13 volt EMF source. 1 volt developed across internal resistance of the 13 volt source. This is a parallel wired series voltage opposing electrical loop.

References

THEORY: Series Aiding, Series Opposing and Parallel Circuits
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive

References

THEORY: Series Aiding, Series Opposing and Parallel Circuits
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive
THEORY: Basic Current Loops travel negative to positive