Magnetic Flux Density of Transformer – Formula, Definition, and Explanation
The magnetic flux density expressed in Tesla is a vector quantity and it is defined as the force acting per
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Top 5 Differences between Step up and Step Down Transformers
On the basis of voltage ratio, transformers are divided into two categories: Step up and step-down transformers. Step up Transformer
Read moreEconomical Power Transmission Voltage – Definition
The term economical transmission voltage refers to the transmission voltage for which the cost of electric power conductors, insulators, power/distribution/transformer
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Role of Bushing in Electrical Transformer
In electrical transformers, the term bushing refers to the hollow electrical insulator that allows electrical conductor cable to pass safely
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Generator Efficiency Formula
The efficiency of a generator is defined as the ratio of power output in watts to power input in horsepower.
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3 Types of Materials Used in Electrical Machines
Electrical machines are primarily classified into two groups. Electrical motors and Electrical Generators. Motors are the electrical machines that convert
Read moreAcross-the-Line-Control in Electrical Motors
The term across-the-line control refers to the method of starting motors in which a motor is started by directly connecting
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Salient pole vs Non-salient or Cylindrical Rotor Machines
As its name implies the basic difference between salient and non-salient rotor machines is the design of their rotor. Salient
Read moreBode Plot – What is Bode Plot and its Applications
The bode plot is an idealized graph of gain in dB versus frequency that is used to graphically illustrate the
Read moreWhat is Doping Process in Electronics and Electrical Engineering
In Electrical Engineering the term insulator refers to any material that doesn’t conduct an electric current under normal conditions. While
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