lähdejännite
Lähdejännite, often translated as source voltage, refers to the electrical potential difference provided by a power source. This source could be a battery, a generator, or a power supply unit. It is the voltage that drives the flow of electric current through a circuit. The magnitude of the lähdejännite determines the electrical "pressure" available to push charge carriers.
In a direct current (DC) circuit, the lähdejännite is typically constant in magnitude, though it can decrease
The lähdejännite is a fundamental parameter in circuit analysis. It, along with the resistance, capacitance, and