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A non-ideal voltage source has a nonzero internal resistance.
This example is from the Ideal Sources chapter of Ultimate Electronics Book. A first-order non-ideal voltage source is well modeled by an internal resistance in series with the voltage source. This causes a voltage drop as current varies.
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