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Using the adjustable DC regulated power supply instrument to output 3.0V voltage, I want to increase the current, but the current can't rise. Why?
I=U/R

U is fixed, and to increase the current, you can only reduce R. Oh, where R is the resistance and the sum of the internal resistances of the load and the power supply, that is,

I=U/(R 1+R2), assuming that R 1 is the load resistance, R2 is the internal resistance of the power supply, and your R 1 is fixed, then you can only solve R2, that is, reduce it. Friend, change a higher power supply, or use two power supplies in parallel.