got another question
if i cant understand something it really bugs me so i have to keep asking these questions lol :lol:
anyway .. how do these current limiting circuits like the one below work (R5 & Q2)
ive read that the voltage over R5 is not sufficient to switch on Q2 until a "larger" current is produced
but isnt Q2 switched on .. and just not able to conduct? as the +ve voltage is at the emitter side?
it would be helpful if someone could explain the circuit in simple terms (for a simple person)
Kane
if i cant understand something it really bugs me so i have to keep asking these questions lol :lol:
anyway .. how do these current limiting circuits like the one below work (R5 & Q2)
ive read that the voltage over R5 is not sufficient to switch on Q2 until a "larger" current is produced
but isnt Q2 switched on .. and just not able to conduct? as the +ve voltage is at the emitter side?
it would be helpful if someone could explain the circuit in simple terms (for a simple person)
Kane