Why is DC voltage applied in an insulation resistance test?
This article describes why DC voltage is applied in an insulation resistance test. Insulation acts as a capacitor and If we apply DC voltage then … Read more
This article describes why DC voltage is applied in an insulation resistance test. Insulation acts as a capacitor and If we apply DC voltage then … Read more
When the live point of the electrical power supply system, which is at zero potential under normal condition, is connected to earth point is called … Read more
Adding inductive reactance from a neutral point to the ground is called reactance grounding. The inductive reactance is called the reactor. Using reactance it is … Read more
The current divider rule is used to find the current in the individual circuit when two or more circuit elements are connected in parallel with … Read more
This article aims to define active, reactive, and apparent power & their importance in an electrical circuit. Active Power Definition: The power which is actually … Read more
In this article, we will discuss Anderson’s Bridge in electrical measurement. Here, we will cover the circuit diagram, equation, phasor diagram, and advantages and disadvantages … Read more
In this article, we will derive the energy stored in a capacitor formula. The type of energy stored in a capacitor is electrostatic potential energy. … Read more
Source Transformation is a technique of replacing one source with an equivalent source. It is possible to replace a practical voltage source with an equal practical … Read more
This article describes toroidal inductor, its construction, working & applications. Inductors are one of the most critical components in any electrical as well as electronic … Read more
Coulomb is the SI unit of electric charge. One coulomb is equal to the amount of electric charge transferred by a current of one ampere … Read more