Hi there,
A few years back I was in a electronics store looking at adapters. I saw one that had too much amperage for my project but the store clerk said "you can have more amps then what your project needs, just make sure the voltage is correct." Now, I know that Ohms law states that voltage, current, and resistance are all related. Thus, this leads me to believe he is wrong and that having too much current can hurt a device/component. Right?
Thanks, i realize this is MAD basic stuff.
Best.
Max
A few years back I was in a electronics store looking at adapters. I saw one that had too much amperage for my project but the store clerk said "you can have more amps then what your project needs, just make sure the voltage is correct." Now, I know that Ohms law states that voltage, current, and resistance are all related. Thus, this leads me to believe he is wrong and that having too much current can hurt a device/component. Right?
Thanks, i realize this is MAD basic stuff.
Best.
Max