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When can maximum current be drawn from a cell?
zero
The maximum current can be drawn only when external resistance is zero.
What happens when cell is short circuited?
A short circuit is an abnormal connection between two nodes of an electric circuit intended to be at different voltages. This results in an electric current limited only by the Thévenin equivalent resistance of the rest of the network which can cause circuit damage, overheating, fire or explosion.
Does the current drawn from the cell remains constant if not why?
The current of the battery remains relatively constant throughout its useful life but the internal resistance of the battery increases with age therefore the voltage the battery delivers decreases until such a time the battery will already be “dead” and have to be replaced.
What is maximum cell current?
as the maximum current that can be drawn from a cell is for R =0 and it is I = E/r. 1.5 (5)
What are ideal and real EMF?
The potential difference between the terminals of an ideal emf device is exactly equal to the emf of the device. A real emf device, such as any real battery, has internal resistance to the internal movement of charge.
Is emf of cell constant?
The energy required to maintain or provided to maintain the potential difference is emf. Emf is constant throught the circuit, is independence of resistance and is fixed for given cell.
Why emf of cell is greater than terminal voltage?
The emf of a cell is greater than terminal voltage because the potential difference between the two terminals is not connected to any of the circuit. If it connects to the circuit then the voltage is automatically reduced because of the internal resistance.
When is maximum current can be drawn from a cell?
Where r is the internal resistance of the cell and R is the external resistance. Maximum current can be only drawn when external resistance is zero. Fast. Simple. Free. Find out for yourself why Grammarly is used by over 30 million users. Why source current is zero in ideal transformer under no load condition?
What is the maximum possible short circuit current?
The short circuit current, I SC, is the short circuit current density, J SC, times the cell area: I S C = J S C A Silicon solar cells under an AM1.5 spectrum have a maximum possible current of 46 mA/cm 2.
How does the short circuit of a solar cell depend on?
The short-circuit current depends on a number of factors which are described below: the area of the solar cell. To remove the dependence of the solar cell area, it is more common to list the short-circuit current density (J sc in mA/cm 2) rather than the short-circuit current; the number of photons (i.e., the power of the incident light source).
Which is more dependant on light intensity or short circuit current?
To remove the dependence of the solar cell area, it is more common to list the short-circuit current density (J sc in mA/cm 2) rather than the short-circuit current; the number of photons (i.e., the power of the incident light source). Isc from a solar cell is directly dependant on the light intensity as discussed in Effect of Light Intensity;