Capacitors in Series- Circuit Diagram and Formula
Capacitors in series draw the same current and store the same amount of electrical charge irrespective of the capacitance value. In this article, we will … Read more
Parallel Resonance Circuit
A parallel resonance circuit has three components, R.L and C, connected in the parallel connection, and the reactance of the inductor cancels the reactance of … Read more
Parallel RLC Circuit Analysis
A parallel RLC circuit is a type of alternating current (AC) circuit that consists of all three basic elements, namely, resistor (R), inductor (L), and … Read more
What is Electronics Engineering?
Electronics Engineering can be defined as the knowledge and art of harnessing the power of electrons by using a device or system to get some … Read more
Control Valve Cavitation and Flashing
This article describes cavitation and flashing in the control valve. Before understanding the phenomenon of cavitation and flashing, let us first understand the basic difference … Read more
Calibration Errors: Zero, Span, Linearity & Hysteresis
There are four types of calibration errors, namely zero,span,linearity and hysteresis. It is important to identify and correction of instrument calibration errors for accurate measurement … Read more
Impedance- Definition, Symbol, Unit, Formula
Impedance opposes the current in the AC circuit. The impedance is formed in the AC circuit because of the resistance and reactance of the circuit … Read more
PN Junction Diode and Diode Characteristics
The PN junction diode is one of the most fundamental electronic components. It is a semiconductor device that can conduct current only in one direction. … Read more
Series Resonance Circuit
In a series resonance circuit, the resonance condition occurs when the inductive reactance of the circuit becomes equal to the capacitive reactance. In this condition, … Read more
RL Series Circuit- Phasor Diagram & Equations
An RL series circuit is one that contains two basic circuit components, namely an inductor and a resistor connected in series across an AC source. … Read more