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can current through a circuit controlled by a regulator affect the voltage in the circuit.

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Yes, the voltage get affected when the current is controlled by a regulator. According to Ohm's law when current decreases the voltage in the circuit decreases and vice versa and both are related as,
$V = I R$

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