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| - | ====== parallel-serial | + | ====== parallel-serial ====== |
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| + | Electrical components like [[electrical: | ||
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| + | **Series** connections **double the voltage** while the current (or capacity in Ah when dealing with batteries) remains unchanged. | ||
| + | * common example: | ||
| + | * less common example: | ||
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| + | **Parallel** connections **double the current** while the voltage remains unchanged. | ||
| + | * common example: | ||
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| + | Wide parallel configurations (like 4P) are difficult to [[https:// | ||
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| + | ===== notation | ||
| When discussing multi-battery banks it is common to describe the electrical layout with a particular notation. | When discussing multi-battery banks it is common to describe the electrical layout with a particular notation. | ||