How Stabilizer Protects Electric Devices?
How Stabilizer Protects Electric Devices?-Stabilizer is most useful for stabilizing the voltage. The stabilizer keeps the voltage within the operating range of the electrical equipment
Basics
Difference Between Magnetic Field & Magnetic Flux
The major difference between the magnetic field and the magnetic flux is that the magnetic field is the region in which moving charges and poles experience a force. In comparison, the magnetic
What is Magnetic Flux? Definition & Properties
The current flows in an electric circuit. In a same way, the flux flows in a magnetic circuit. Flux is thus analogous to electric current. The Greek letter Phi or Phi suffix B is its symbol. Its symbol is Ø and Øm.
What is Voltage?
Voltage is the pressure of the power source that exerts on an electrical circuit. And, the pressure pushes the charge electrons through a conducting loop.
Advantages of Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) Batteries
Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) Batteries are sealed maintenance-free lead-acid batteries. The normal lead-acid battery evolves hydrogen which needs to vent through the cell in
VRLA Battery – Valve Regulated Lead Acid Battery
A VRLA battery or Valve Regulated Lead Acid Battery is a sealed battery or maintenance-free battery. This is one type of Lead-acid rechargeable battery. The
What is frequency?-Definition and Types of Frequency
Definition of frequency-The number of periodic oscillations completed in one unit time is called the frequency. The oscillatory signal completes the number of repeating events
What is a Power Triangle? Active, Reactive & Apparent Power
The power triangle represents the active power, reactive power, and apparent power of the AC circuit in the right-angle triangle. The three sides of the
Kirchhoff’s Current Law, KCL and Junction Rule, Solved Problems
Kirchhoff’s laws are very helpful tool for circuit analysis. It is easy to find current and voltage in a complex electrical circuit. The electrical circuit
What is Electric Power? Definition, Unit, Types, Formula, Solved Problems
Electric Power Definition The rate at which work is done is called an electric power. An electrical source has electrical charges stored in it. Therefore,