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Why pt burden high compared to ct burden

Why is PT burden high Compared to CT burden?

The burden is the maximum load that we can connect to the secondary CT and PT. The burden of CT and PT are expressed in

what is ct burden?

What is CT Burden? CT Burden Formula

CT burden means the load connected to CT secondary. The load may be of the resistive type or of the inductive type. However, the load

effect of temperature on conductor, semiconductor & insulator

Temperature Effect on Conductors, Semiconductors & Insulators 

Temperature Effect on Conductors, Semiconductors & Insulators  -The resistance of the conductor increase with an increase of temperature. Whereas, the resistance of semiconductors and insulators decreases

What is Leakage Flux and Fringing in Magnetic Circuit ?

Leakage flux is the flux that leaks from the magnetic circuit. All the magnetic flux produced does not flow in the magnetic circuit, and some

difference between primary cell and secondary cell

Difference Between Primary Cell and Secondary Cell

The main difference between a primary and secondary cell is that the primary cell is not rechargeable whereas a secondary cell is rechargeable. Primary cell

Electrical conductivity

Electrical Conductivity | Definition, Symbol, Formula, Unit 

What is Electrical Conductivity? Electrical conductivity is the property of the material that allows electric current to pass through it. In other words, electrical conductivity

electrical resistivity

Electrical Resistivity: Definition, Formula (ρ = RA/L), Symbol & Unit Explained

Electrical resistivity plays a vital role in understanding how materials conduct or resist electric current. This property helps engineers and scientists select appropriate materials for

factors affecting resistivity

Factors Affecting the Resistivity of Electrical Materials

The factors like temperature, alloying, cold work, age hardening & mechanical stress affect the resistivity of electrical materials. In this post, we will discuss the

line tester

Electric Phase or Line Tester – Its Construction & Working

A phase or line tester is an electrical testing device used to detect the presence of voltage in the electrical circuit. For maintenance, troubleshooting, and

Magnetomotive force(MMF)

MMF in Electrical: What is Magnetomotive Force (MMF)?

Magnetomotive force (MMF) is a key concept in magnetic circuits, comparable to how voltage works in electrical circuits. It plays a vital role in creating

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