Current amplification

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Lexguard

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Hy guys.. I am a new bee to electronics and want to build some basic project requiring less current input like 12v 2amps but the minimum current to drive the load is about 10amps with the same volt..

The question is.......
How can I get that 10amps to drive the load without additional power source and at that 12v​
 
You cannot. Power in = power out + losses. Otherwise you would have a perpetual motion or free energy machine.

If such a machine existed you could feed some of it's output back into it's input and get even more power which would loop back again and get more power, etc. until you had infinite power.

You can convert a high voltage with low current to lower voltage with high current. But increasing one while keep the other the same means increased power, so you cannot do that without having something else to provide additional power.
 
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You cannot multiply power.
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Why on Earth would they give a Nobel Prize to a guy that invented the transistor if it doesn't amplify power? Crazy, just crazy.

If that Transistor guy knew what he was doing, he should have been able to amplify my watch battery with his REAL transistor so it would power my off-grid estate.
 
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