is voltage an ideal one or current ideal one?

Answer 1

Power is an ideal one.

Voltage x Current = Power.

You can't have voltage without current
and you can't have current without voltage.

You can't have either Voltage or Current without Power.

Answer 2

Dear friend

Try to be more precise with u r questions. I think u wish to ask what is an ideal voltage source and an ideal current source. The ideal here denotes the lossless capability of the source u r using. In practical systems we never find any ideal systems/sources.

However there is a set noton that IDEAL POWER can be achived within a regulated loss range and producing very less pulsations

Answer 3

Current is ideal for use of Power as consumer wheras voltage is ideal for transmission of Power over a long distance with minimum loss. As a matter of fact both cannot exist without each other as the Power we use is the product of both the two.

Answer 4

An ideal voltage source has zero internal impedance. An ideal current source has infinite internal impedance. But in reality, you can have neither.

Answer 5

voltage an ideal because voltage is constant and current will change according to load

Answer 6

What do you mean by ideal one?
Most power sources are voltage.
The amount a current drawn depends on the load at a pure resistance or as an impedance. (resistance = impedance for DC)
There are many special applications where a current power supply is better, or even required.
If this doesn't answer, e-mail me.

Answer 7

Both are not Ideal

Answer 8

voltage

Answer 9

Your question is not clear at all. Please elaborate.