Hi I all,
I am currently making a small homemade wind turbine to power some outside lights but I have I think a basic question.
Now if my turbine turns at 1000rpm and is creating lets say 20 volts and i pushed the output through a resistor of say 1K would the current be calculated using the usual ohms law?
20 / 1000 = 0.02Amps?
The reason I ask is that I have been looking at videos of people making there own generators and the current output they have been getting is milli amps compared to the size of the voltage?
I am currently making a small homemade wind turbine to power some outside lights but I have I think a basic question.
Now if my turbine turns at 1000rpm and is creating lets say 20 volts and i pushed the output through a resistor of say 1K would the current be calculated using the usual ohms law?
20 / 1000 = 0.02Amps?
The reason I ask is that I have been looking at videos of people making there own generators and the current output they have been getting is milli amps compared to the size of the voltage?