Resistive voltage dividers
Voltage or current dividers
Article REF: R1005 V1
Resistive voltage dividers
Voltage or current dividers

Author : Nissim ELNÉKAVÉ

Publication date: January 10, 1987 | Lire en français

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2. Resistive voltage dividers

2.1 Properties. Load effect

In their elementary form, resistive voltage dividers have :

  • an input resistor R 0 = R 1 + R 2 which we will assume to be constant ;

  • a reduction ratio a = R 2 /R 0 .

The equivalent diagram deduced from Thévenin's theorem consists of a source of electromotive force aU (U being the voltage actually applied to the divider) and internal resistance :

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