A simple but odd question about voltage devider!

[aomidee]

Hi everybody
Im going too place a voltage divider between Ground and a point of 15V (dc) with 2 resisrors. The current in the resistors is exactly 0. Does anybody know that it would work in practice or not?! thanks

 

[flatulent]

There will always be current in a resistor if there is a voltage across it. Very large values of resistors produce lower current, but the "load" on the divider by the following circuitry will affect the division ratio.

 

[umery2k75]

Current will always be there. Until your resistor is open or have infinite impedance.

 

[FvM]

The current in the resistors is exactly 0.

What make you think, the current is respectively can be zero?

 

[hameeds01]

V = I R

if I = 0 then V =0
so its not possible to have a zero current flowing through the resistance if its has voltage across it

 

[aomidee]

v=ir !!! I know that, but I simulated a pattern in Pspice and all current values in the circuit were zero! (Voltages were not zero in some nodes!)
I found a mistake in my design finally. thanks