For 2 resistors in parallel you can use this formula. Rp = (R1 * R2)/R1 + R2 (only for 2 resistors in parallel) Tags Electroschematics. P. Marian. About P. Marian. I love all about electronics, ...

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For resistors in parallel, meanwhile, you use a different method - one that gives you a resistor with an equivalent resistance that's smaller than any of the individual resistors in the branches.

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Sense resistors in series with the load can force current sharing between regulators, but using low-side sense elements yields even better results. To improve efficiency in high-power applications ...

You can answer this question by drawing out the circuit and applying Kirchoff’s Law of Parallel Circuits. That’s the same law that first year electrical students apply to determine the value of one ...

5 comments on “ Parallel Resistors ” jimfordbroadcom December 10, 2013. Yeah, a handy program to have. I just did the algebra from the parallel resistor formula RP= R1*R2/(R1 + R2) and came up with R1 ...