What is a Bleeder Resistor & Why is it used?
A Bleeder resistor is a simple resistor that is mainly used as a protection device against high-voltage electric shock that an operator can be subjected … Read more
Basic Electrical
Causes of Contact Sticking and Coil Burning in Contactors
In this article, we will discuss the causes of contact sticking and coil burning in the contactors. The contactor is a type of electromagnetic switch. … Read more
Ultracapacitors and the Ultracapacitor Battery
The ultracapacitors like conventional capacitors store electric energy in the form of an electrostatic field. However, an ideal ultracapacitor does not lose stored energy. Parallel … Read more
Capacitors in Parallel
A capacitor is to be said to be connected in parallel if both of its terminals are connected to each terminal of another capacitor. The … Read more
Cut Sheet: What is it?(Example Cut Sheet Included)
A cut sheet provides equipment information that describes the specifications and features of the equipment like circuit breakers, motors, transformers, generators, and other electrical equipment. … Read more
What is Static Grounding?
The static grounding discharges the static charge build-up and protects the equipment from damage. Static electricity is the imbalance in electrical charge either positive or … Read more
Watts Law: What is it? Formula, Examples & Watt’s Law Triangle
Watts’s law and Ohm’s law describe the relationship between a circuit’s voltage, current, resistance, and power consumption. We are going to discuss Watt’s law in … Read more
Difference Between Electrical and Electronic Devices
This article describes the important differences between electrical devices and electronic devices. Let us first know a bit about electrical and electronic devices. Though both … Read more
Difference Between Star and Delta Connection
This article describes the most prominent differences between the star and delta connection and their basic introduction. Electric circuits can be divided into the following … Read more
Difference between Magnetic Circuit and Electric Circuit
A circuit is described as a network loop through which an electric current or magnetic field passes. The main circuit components include – the source, … Read more