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Yes PG1995, you are right in both the assumptions.
And a nice thing " You answered your both questions yourself" :wink:
Yes it is.n series voltage increase & current remains same
in parallel voltage remains same but the current increases
But here you calculating wrong way.but P = v * I
= 12 * 50
= 600 W
Here you know the P and you will be calculating the I where as the V is also known to you, soP = v * I
= 24 * 50
= 1200 W
Yes it is.
But here you calculating wrong way.
Here you know the P and you will be calculating the I where as the V is also known to you, so
P=600W
V=24
I=P/V=600/24= 25 A
So the current is gone half as you doubled the voltage for same power circuit.
Hope it clarifies.
When in series the voltage is added to each other and the current goes half for the same power rating. As the current reduces the batteries remain at easy state. Increasing the battery life low charging current, etc.