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Anything related to voltage sources, their circuit models and their practical circuit implementations. An ideal voltage source is a two terminal device whose output is a voltage signal with a given waveform regardless of its load, i.e. irrespective of the circuit to which is connected.
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Paralleling power supplies for higher current
I'm not an expert, but you may want to look into 'battery isolator' circuits that are used in charging car batteries with an alternator. There are ways that you can configure your circuit with diodes …