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Various Electrical and Electronics engineering definitions
i mean that .generally if u ask any definiton for example if we ask wat is powerfactor or what is voltage regulation ...many of the members...
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Questions about DC Machines
hi friends. i have some small doubts plz.clear that. 1.why in dc generators,field resistance should not be higher than critical resistance? 2.what do you mean by...
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Questions about DC Machines
its not my intention ,i j zaveriso the rheostat rotates or moves !!! ??? WHoa ! now thats news to me !!!!!ust want to ask you...
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progressions
hi friends .here is the question... q: a ball is dropped from a height of 144m and it rebounds to two.thirds of the height from which...
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Home made induction motor
lalDo you mean you would like to make one at home?yes....i want to make it in my home
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DC current through capacitor and inductor...
ConquerorYou must know that impedance of a capacitor is inversely proportional to the frequency of the message signal Xc=1/jwC and when f=0 Xc=infinity Also in inductor...
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DC current through capacitor and inductor...
ConquerorDC is blocked by capacitor and Inductor is short circuited in DC PS: Pls refer some books given in reference books thread in Electronics and Electrical...
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CE Downloads Is Live - Yet Another Milestone In CE's History!
i m proud to be a member
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Difference between line and phase
ConquerorThey are voltages and not current references my friend.ConquerorThey are voltages and not current references my friend.no in reference to curents wil be there na.....
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Difference between line and phase
The_Big_KIt's easy. Would you like to make an attempt at it on your own? Tell us what's your understanding of these terms (apart from the dictionary...
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Inductance between AC, DC source
capinankIn DC supply we will have a transient response...where i(t)=Vdc/R(1-e^(-R/L)*t)... While in AC supply the inductor will act as a solenoid where there will be back...
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In communication, why we have to convert the message signal from waveform to vector form?
wilysunIn communication, while transmit the message signal to the optimum receiver like MAP & ML, why we have to convert the the message signal from waveform...
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Inductance between AC, DC source
i think that in dc supply it will act like a coil.but in ac supply ......i think inductor induces the magnetic field.... i dnt know crctly....
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Project on Fluorescent Light Or Fuse
ConquerorAwesome info about fuse in <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuse_%28electrical%29" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Fuse %28Electrical%29</a> frien...
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i have a doubt thyristor is also made of semiconductor material similar to transistor.
thyristor is nothing but.......scr. and i agree with above explanation
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Transistors : Voltage of collector base vs base width
i m sry.its my mistake.it was base width only
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Difference between AC and DC current
Vishal0203i think #-Link-Snipped-# said the same thing aboveya.i know.but..i thought.... while giving the answer is what in my view.i should post the answer....if another person sa...
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Transistors : Voltage of collector base vs base width
no dc current will flow through the collector current so.i mean what is.the difference between if the band width in the sense that in the transistors...
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Difference between AC and DC current
ac current means alternating current which has the sinusodial current and dc current that is direct current which has the constant current supply....
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Damages to fluorescent lamps (because of voltages)
aruncharyaccording to the circuit we need to maintain the constant voltage,so we need to use the transformer to stepdown the (regulator)voltages to operate the circuit.coming to...
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Difference between capacitance, inductance and reactance
what w [Prototype]Diode (also referred as P-N junction diode) doesn't allow flow in both direction. It just allows current in forward direction. If you apply large...
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Difference between capacitance, inductance and reactance
pikachu1994Resistance is the property that directly hinders current from flowing. Inductance is like "electrical inertia", it hinders current from varying as a function of time,...
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