Understanding Constant Voltage and Constant Current

[@omarnoor4249]

This is one of the best explanations of CV and CC modes. Now I know the CC mode is entered automatically when the current being withdrawn by a particular load exceeds the maximum current set on the power supply. Great and clear explanation.

[@pauldenisowski]

Thanks! The meaning of the "current' setting on power supplies is one of those things that isn't necessarily obvious, so I thought a short video might be a good idea :) Appreciate the support!

[@soultrainwrc]

@@pauldenisowski cc u cc lol

[@justintothetruth]

@@soultrainwrcwhat?!

[@colindiggle9377]

tried for ages sort cc out never got it right this has helped so much one step neara thanks so much colin x

[@pauldenisowski]

Thanks - glad it was helpful!

[@wasiuadeleke6869]

This is a great explanation about CC and CV. Very helpful

[@mahadesharya6975]

Excellent demonstration Sir. Critical resistance explanation please

[@ericchang7706]

Great explanation and graphical presentation.

[@pauldenisowski]

Thanks! Really appreciate the feedback!

[@justintothetruth]

@@pauldenisowski Yes, clearly your work and content is grossly underrated.
But for those of us that love to learn, well you have heard it all already. 😊

[@pauldenisowski]

@@justintothetruth Really appreciate the kind words - makes all the difference!

[@rahjaeaz8burton]

keep up the good work man, been searching for an explanationg for a bit

[@pauldenisowski]

Thanks for the support!

[@vivekperies9694]

Best explanation .good work

[@pauldenisowski]

Appreciate the feedback!

[@sandekuijl9149]

Great explanation. Clearing, logical, visual. Outstanding! Thank you

[@Rohde-Schwarz]

😎

[@Rohde-Schwarz]

Thank you for the positive feedback!

[@NturaRecords]

Wow best explanation ever

[@pauldenisowski]

Thank you!

[@lupsregina]

very great explanations, thank you sir!

[@pauldenisowski]

Thanks!

[@paolodonadio9056]

Excellent explanation! Thank you very much.

[@pauldenisowski]

Thank you!

[@JSGregg]

Does the power supply actually measure the resistance of the load or does it get that value from V/I?