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Flow of electric charge - typically movement of charge carriers, such as electrons. Measured in amperes (A).
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Get the max current through relay without activating it
When it is not pulled to GND I can get current without activating it up to around 12mA.
Is there some way to get more current without activate the relay? … The max current through the relay is 70mA when SW1 is pressed. …
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How to active limit the current from a DC source
so source current increases also. … -Max current: with 1R at R1, the max current I can have is around 25mA. Can be enough for many of the situations, but it is reduced. …
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