That depends on your pulse generator.If I have a pulse generator what is the current it can output? It doesn't say in the datasheets
If the pulse is not too short, I would expect this to work.IF I have a 5V pulse and 50ohm output impedence am I supposed to believe it outputs 100mA?
And then if my load is 1ohm I should get something near 100mA through it?
Yes, some pulse generators have the capability to output a current of 100mA. However, this may vary depending on the specific model and manufacturer.
The maximum current output of a pulse generator can vary greatly, ranging from a few microamps to several amps. It is important to consult the specifications of the specific pulse generator to determine its maximum current output.
Yes, when using a pulse generator with a high current output, it is important to follow safety guidelines and precautions to prevent electrical shock or damage to the equipment. These may include using proper insulation and safety gear, and following proper operating procedures.
Some pulse generators have the capability to output currents higher than 100mA. However, this may not be recommended or safe for certain applications. It is important to consult the specifications and guidelines of the pulse generator before attempting to output a higher current.
Pulse generators with a 100mA output are commonly used in electronic circuit testing, signal processing, and other applications that require precise and controlled electrical pulses. They can also be used in medical devices, such as pacemakers, to deliver small electrical currents to the body.