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what does the term 232 stands for..as RS stands for Recommended Standard,then what does 422 stands for in RS 422

Can anyone please explain me that what will happen when the direction of a primary side of a current transformers vary?? In industries we use bidirectional transformers and feeders ,usually...

thank you for all replies😀

Also,some devices don't have earth connections as the above link explains.for an example telecommunication devices in car/aircrafts have antennas and metal skin of the car acts as ground plane for...

thank you sir..,still I'm totally confused with these..I mean at the normal condition, won't the current flow through the ground instead of its original path(neutral path)? and won't it get...

ya I searched in many websites yet my doubts are not cleared..,i have two questions: 1.The ground is connected to the same place of neutral connection..then why do we need...

great achievement..congrats sir😀

Could anyone explain me briefly about the differences between neutral and ground in an electrical system?

its very advisable to use mobile phones only in emergency conditions and needs.. especially placing mobiles under our pillow while we sleep will cause brain problems, we can avoid this...

its very advisable to use mobile phones only in emergency conditions and needs.. especially placing mobiles under our pillow while we sleep will cause brain problems we can avoid this...