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how do you get the required resistance to get a 5v 100ma down to a 5v 10ma
stream ?  All of the formulas do not factor in the current amperage so do I
need to treat everything like it was a wattage or something ? eg. a 100v
100ma stream would be simply be 10v in the formulas right  ?  or does it not
make a difference at all weather you have 100000000 or .001 amps ?

please explain [?]
Thanks

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