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Member • Aug 26, 2008
Input Resistance and Sensitivity...
"A device/circuit with input resistance much high is usually very sensitive"
its a general statement though but i don't understand well.
Can any one tell me any reason for that? ........
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Member • Sep 1, 2008
reachrkataI think what it indicates that even small currents flowing into the device can lead to considerable voltages at the inputs.
-Karthik
Member • Sep 3, 2008
Hmm. Let me explain it this way then.just2rockV=KIR...that means voltahge will take control on current flow depending upon resistance...not vice versa 😕