Are the only time voltage dividers(potential dividers) any good is when the thing connected to Vout is going to have really high resistance?
Because if you have 2 equal resistors, you get VCC/2, then you add resistance to Vout the Voltage changes completely. So do you have to figure Vouts added resistance into the equation when designing your voltage divider or do you just stick to Vout with very high resistance?
Because if you have 2 equal resistors, you get VCC/2, then you add resistance to Vout the Voltage changes completely. So do you have to figure Vouts added resistance into the equation when designing your voltage divider or do you just stick to Vout with very high resistance?