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explanation of self inductance of coil

What is Self Inductance? Definition,Formula, and Explanation

Definition: Self-inductance is the inherent property of the coil that opposes variation in the current passing through it. The coil opposes the change of current

additive triplen harmonics

What are Triplen Harmonics and where do they happen?

Triplen harmonics are the odd multiples of third harmonics. The triplen harmonics orders are 3,9,15,21,. The triplen harmonic frequency is 150Hz,450 Hz,,750Hz etc. These harmonics

parts of PRD of transformer

PRD of Transformer|Pressure Relief Device for Transformer

Why Pressure Relief Device(PRD) for Oil Filled Transformer? The winding of the transformer is housed in the transformer oil tank. The oil is used in

Why does not Transformer Work with DC Supply?

This article describes why DC is not used in transformers. The transformer functions on the principle of Faraday’s Law of electromagnetic induction. When AC is

Why Induction Motor is called Rotating Transformer?

Induction motor as a rotating transformer: The rotor of the squirrel cage induction motor is short-circuited by end rings. When a three-phase supply is fed to

Difference between Rated,Nominal and Operating Voltage

In this post, we will discuss the difference between rated, nominal, and operating voltage. Operating at the designed operating voltage enhances the equipment’s life. There

Electrical Insulation Classes | Classification of Insulating Materials

The life of electrical insulating materials gets adversely affected by the rise in temperature. Average insulation life gets halved for every 10° C increase in temperature. Therefore, the classification

Harmonics and Harmonic Frequency in AC Circuits

Harmonics refers to the additional frequencies that are generated alongside the fundamental frequency of a waveform. These frequencies are typically unwanted and can cause distortion

Why Induction Motor is called Asynchronous Motor?

An induction motor is called an asynchronous motor because the actual speed of the motor is not equal to the synchronous speed of the motor. The synchronous

Why the Slip never Zero in an Induction Motor?

A rotating magnetic field is produced when the three-phase supply is fed to the stator. The magnetic field travels the air gap length and cuts

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