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 … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more
What is Electrical Resistivity? Electrical resistivity is the electrical resistance of a specific specimen of the material of unit length and unit cross-sectional area. The … Read more
The factors like temperature, alloying, cold work, age hardening & mechanical stress affect the resistivity of electrical materials. In this post, we will discuss the … Read more
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 … Read more
Definition: Magnetomotive force (MMF) is the magnetic pressure that sets up the magnetic flux in the magnetic circuit. Without MMF, it is not possible to … Read more
Definition of Magnetic Saturation: The point beyond which magnetic flux density in a magnetic core does not increase with an increase of MMF (NI) called … Read more
The limitation of ohm’s law is that this law is not applicable to unilateral networks & nonlinear devices. The unilateral network permits the flow of … Read more
One of the most common problems is electrical outlet overheating. Electrical outlets are used to distribute electrical energy. Thus, the reliability of the electrical installations … Read more
The main types of electric circuits are Close Circuit, Open Circuit, Short Circuit, Series Circuit, and Parallel Circuit. Electric circuit provides the conductive path for … Read more