When you have a 12v dc power supply capable of 1a output and in parallel another 12v dc power supply but capable of 3a output and a load in series drawing 2 amps how many amps are being drawn from each power supply? Same? One more than other? I know that by putting them in parallel inceases amperage to 4a, but is the ratio 3:1 coorisponding to their maximuim amperage output?
In reality im building a tethered drone with a ground power supply(15v at 25a max) which is going in parallel to the drone with a small, lightweight, high discharge, emergeny, lipo battery(15v at 100a max) . This battery will act as a capasitor by handelling the high amerage usage of the drone that the tether cannot produce without damaging itself. My question is will the battery assist the ground power supply when drawing more than 25a?
In reality im building a tethered drone with a ground power supply(15v at 25a max) which is going in parallel to the drone with a small, lightweight, high discharge, emergeny, lipo battery(15v at 100a max) . This battery will act as a capasitor by handelling the high amerage usage of the drone that the tether cannot produce without damaging itself. My question is will the battery assist the ground power supply when drawing more than 25a?
