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Can we Connect two or more batteries of different voltage in parallel circuit?
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Count Iblis
Well, nothing would prevent you from doing that :)
To analyze what would happen, just draw the circuit diagram where you represent each battery as a fictitious ideal emf and a resistor with resistance equal to the batteries internal resistance in series.
What you find is that if the voltages are not equal, a current will always flow throught the batteries. The battery the largest voltage will be discharging, all the batteries may overheat and explode...
To analyze what would happen, just draw the circuit diagram where you represent each battery as a fictitious ideal emf and a resistor with resistance equal to the batteries internal resistance in series.
What you find is that if the voltages are not equal, a current will always flow throught the batteries. The battery the largest voltage will be discharging, all the batteries may overheat and explode...
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