Electronics - Voltage and Current - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Voltage and Current - General Questions (Q.No. 9)
9.
In practical applications, battery voltage:
is restored as soon as disconnect occurs
is lowered as the load increases
may be stored indefinitely
will be reduced to zero as power is drawn
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Rohini said:   1 decade ago
How the current will be increased if the voltage is decreased? this is not so. according to ohm's law- V is proportional to I. so if load increases curent will be low. And the voltage also will do the same. :)

Atom said:   1 decade ago
vi=constant
load i increases so voltage reduces to keep power constant

Ahi said:   1 decade ago
Its very easy. You just think about your mobile when you call or receive more [load] then your power, that is your battery will automatically decrease.

Shubham said:   1 decade ago
Which law should we apply here.

V=IR.
P=VI.

Please ans. Which is correct.

R.Dharma Raju said:   1 decade ago
In Practical Applications battery voltage is lowered as load increases.

Swapnajit said:   1 decade ago
According to ohms law voltage is directly to propotional to current.

V= IR.

As as "R" increases so I will be less for const voltage supply. I less means we less (directly propotional).

Gaurav said:   1 decade ago
For ideal constant voltage source, voltage willnot change. But in practical it decreses as load increases. And power need to be constant.

Shahir said:   1 decade ago
Prasanth answer is wrong. As current increase voltage also increase and vice versa.

Raviteja said:   1 decade ago
It is just like a inverter when ever the power supply is on it will get charged and as soon as the power supply goes off the battery will be enabled and the stored charge will decay exponentially

Saroj kumar said:   1 decade ago
Think practical as we increase load current will draws more rapidly.


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