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Basic Electrical Fundamentals

Earthing and Electrical Grounding Installation | A Complete Guide

Electrical Technology 05/10/2015 315,661
Earthing and Types of Electrical Earthing | Electrical Grounding
Installation (Step by Step) Earthing, Grounding, Methods Of Earthing,
Types of Earthing And Is Specifications In Respect To Earthing Of
Electrical Installations What is Grounding or Earthing? To connect the
metallic (conductive) Parts of an Electric appliance or installations to
the earth (ground) is called Earthing or Grounding. In other words,
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Basic Electrical Engineering Tools and Their Uses

Electrical Technology 01/24/2014 44,022
Electrical engineers are required to work in hazardous environments
near energized equipment. There are certain tools they require to
carry out their job effectively and safely without causing any harm to
themselves and those around them. Heres a sneak peek into some
electrical engineering tools and their uses: Electronic Measuring
Probes Current probes Current probes are one of the key
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Difference between Unilateral and Bi-Lateral Circuits & Elements

Electrical Technology 12/31/2013 43,726
Unilateral circuits In unilateral circuits, the property of circuit changes
with the change of direction of supply voltage or current. In other
words, unilateral circuit allows the current to flow only in one

direction. Diode rectifier is the best example of unilateral circuit
because it does not perform the rectification in both direction of
supply. Bi-lateral circuits In bilateral circuits,
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The Main Difference between Linear and Nonlinear Circuit

Electrical Technology 12/22/2013 88,347
The Main Difference between Linear and Nonlinear Circuit Linear
Circuit In simple words, a linear circuit is an electric circuit in which
circuit parameters (Resistance, inductance, capacitance, waveform,
frequency etc) are constant. In other words, a circuit whose
parameters are not changed with respect to Current and Voltage is
called Linear Circuit. Fundamentally, the word linear literally means
along with
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Ohms Law with simple explanation

Electrical Technology 10/03/2013 19,599
Ohms Law The relationship between Current through and Voltage across a conductor was first discovered
by a German scientist George Simon Ohm. This relationship is calledOhms Law and be stated as; The
Current I flowing through a conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference i.e. Voltage V
across its ends provided the physical conditions (i.e. temperature, strain, etc) do

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Basic Electrical Fundamental Library

Electrical Technology 09/07/2013 4,980
Basic Electrical Fundamental Library Power Formulas in DC, AC Single Phase and AC Three Phase Circuits
Why Power is Zero (0), in Pure Inductive, Pure Capacitive or a circuit in which Current and Voltage are 90
Degree out of phase? Basic Concepts (MCQs with Explanatory Answers) A (50/60 Hz) Transformer. Which
one will give more Output? (When operates on 50
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Power Formulas in DC, AC Single Phase and and AC Three Phase Circuits.
Electrical Technology 06/03/2013 31,881
Power Formulas in DC, AC Single Phase and and AC Three Phase
Circuits.
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Why Power is Zero (0), in Pure Inductive, Pure Capacitive or a circuit in which Current and Voltage are 90
Degree out of phase?
Electrical Technology 05/09/2013 43,915
Why Power is Zero (0), in Pure Inductive, Pure Capacitive or a circuit in
which Current and Voltage are 90 Degree out of phase?1. Why Power
in a circuit is Zero (0), in which Current and Voltage are 90 Degree out
of phase? If Current and Voltage are 90 Degree Out of Phase, Then
The Power (P) will be zero.
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Basic Concepts (MCQs With Explanatory Answers)

Electrical Technology 05/08/2013 59,459
Basic Concepts (Electrical Fundamentals) MCQs With Explanatory Answers 1. What is The Basic Three
Electrical Quantities. Resistance, Capacitance, Inductance Power, Voltage, Conductance Voltage, Current,
Resistance(Impedance) Current , Reluctance, Inductance 2. In case of Short Circuit,_______Current will
flow in the Circuit. Zero. Very Low Normal. Infinite 3. (Ohm) is the Unit of ___________? Resistance (R)
Inductive Reactance ( XL) Capacitive
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A (50/60 Hz) Transformer. Which one will give more Output? (When operates on 50 or 60 Hz frequency)
Electrical Technology 04/26/2013 23,916

A (50/60 Hz)
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A (50/60 Hz) Transformer. Which one will give more Output? A

Transformer is designed to be operated on both 50 & 60 Hz
frequency. For the Same rating, which one will give more out put;
when, Operates on 50 Hz Operates on 60 Hz Obviously! It will give
more out put when we operate a transformer (of same rating)
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