Voltage Divider Calculator

Electrodynamics is a branch of physics that studies the electromagnetic field in the most general case (that is, variable fields depending on time are considered) and its interaction with bodies having an electric charge (electromagnetic interaction).

The voltage divider can be represented as two consecutive sections of the circuit, called shoulders, the sum of the voltages on which is equal to the input voltage. The shoulder between the zero potential and the midpoint is called the bottom (the output voltage of the divider is usually removed from it), and the other is called the top. Distinguish between linear and nonlinear voltage dividers. In linear, the output voltage varies linearly depending on the input. Such dividers are used to set potentials and operating voltages at various points of electronic circuits.