johnnycash
- Aug 8, 2013
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Hello guys, I need some help.
I know it is a stupid and weird question but I want to know if it is possible. I have a device that has a total of 9.75Ω of resistance and I want to run it with 60V instead of 120V because otherwise it will be to much voltage and melt my device, so that is around 6 AMPs. I want to divide the wall outlet voltage (120V) to my voltage (60V). Is it possible to do it with just plan 2 10KΩ resistors? What kind of resistor do I need to split the voltage without burning out the resistors?
I know it is a stupid and weird question but I want to know if it is possible. I have a device that has a total of 9.75Ω of resistance and I want to run it with 60V instead of 120V because otherwise it will be to much voltage and melt my device, so that is around 6 AMPs. I want to divide the wall outlet voltage (120V) to my voltage (60V). Is it possible to do it with just plan 2 10KΩ resistors? What kind of resistor do I need to split the voltage without burning out the resistors?