Resistors limit current based on the voltage across them. If you need more current for a given voltage, then adding resistors in parallel is an option. Each volt across a 1,000Ω resistor will pass 1/1000th of an amp of current through it. That is 0.001A, or 1mA. Called “One milliamp”. 10V across a 1,000Ω (1k) … Continue reading "Using Parallel Resistors for more current Learning Electronics Lesson 0006"