Types of Losses in a Transformer
This article describes different types of losses in a transformer, including Iron Losses, Hysteresis Loss, Eddy Current Loss, Copper Loss, Stray Loss, and Dielectric Loss. … Read more
This article describes different types of losses in a transformer, including Iron Losses, Hysteresis Loss, Eddy Current Loss, Copper Loss, Stray Loss, and Dielectric Loss. … Read more
NGR full form is the Neutral Grounding Resistor, which is used in the electrical system to protect the transformer and generator. As the name suggests, … Read more
A Colpitts oscillator is an electronic circuit that generates a continuous sinusoidal waveform, typically in the radio frequency (RF) range. It is named after Edwin … Read more
Binary Adder in a digital circuit does the arithmetic sum of two binary numbers supported with any length. The binary adder is implemented using logic … Read more
Fixed temperature heat detectors are devices that are used for detecting heat in a particular area. They are usually placed in a fixed location, for … Read more
Inductors in series get added because the effective number of turns increases with an increase in total inductance. In this article, we will learn about … Read more
Wattmeter and energy meter are the two widely used measuring devices in electrical circuits and systems. The key difference between a wattmeter and an energy … Read more
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
This article describes the various types of meters used in troubleshooting electrical equipment. As part of day-to-day activities, we require various meters that are used … Read more
Resistance & reactance grounding limits the system fault current in the case of the fault. The resistance or reactance or combination of resistance & reactance … Read more