Perusjännittejakaja
Perusjännittejakaja is a Finnish term that translates to "basic voltage divider" in English. It refers to a simple electrical circuit used to reduce a higher voltage to a lower one. The most common configuration involves two resistors connected in series across a voltage source. The output voltage is then taken across one of the resistors.
The principle behind a voltage divider is based on Ohm's law. When resistors are connected in series,
Voltage dividers are fundamental building blocks in electronics. They are used in various applications, such as