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![]() Hugely fundamentally ignorant question. If I have an electronics device that claims to take a power adapter of 12V 200mA, and I plug in one rated at 12V 800mA, will the device merely draw the proper 200mA (because the voltages are matched)? Or is there something about PA's that can somehow force too much current into a device? |
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