I currently only have the ability to test impedance on DC circuits. So mostly testing the effect of impedance on power delivery/voltage stability. So far, in my admittedly limited testing, higher impedance power outputs, tend to have more stable voltage when current draw changes.
EDIT: This also means, in a DC circuit where the current draw (and power consumption) never fluctuates, impedance in the circuit no longer becomes relevant as far as stable power delivery.
EDIT: This also means, in a DC circuit where the current draw (and power consumption) never fluctuates, impedance in the circuit no longer becomes relevant as far as stable power delivery.
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