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But that's not a short circuit, like the article mentions, is it? The voltage difference means some current will flow, but that's generally harmless.
by fuzzy2 8y ago
But that's not a short circuit, like the article mentions, is it? The voltage difference means some current will flow, but that's generally harmless.
- foxhill 8y agofor even a small voltage differential, with a resistance of near-zero, the current could be very large. basically until one of the regulators gives way, which is likely way passed the point at which damage can occur.
- IshKebab 8y agoIt is clearly a short circuit. The amount of current that flows depends on the output impedance which I imagine isn't specified.