The basic diode is an electrical component which allows current to flow in one direction and stops it in other direction. Due to its rectification property, it is widely employed in electrical engineering and electronics engineering components and systems. Today Electrical Engineering XYZ shares the diode sheet in which different types are introduced. The visual … Read more
The actual size of any resistor depends on its wattage rating. The higher its size, the higher the watts it can handle. The chart below presents the power rating of different resistors and their sizes. Remember that actual size may vary. 1/8 Watt Resistor – 1.8 x 3 x 28: It handles 13.88 mA when connected … Read more
Laplace transform is the method which is used to transform a time domain function into s domain. While Laplace transform is a handy technique to solve differential equations, it is widely employed in the electrical control system and modern industries. Today Electrical Engineering XYZ shares the Laplace transforms full formula sheet. This table is very … Read more
Resistance is the property of resistors by which it opposes the flow of current through it. Many types of resistors such as carbon, metal film etc don’t contain values of resistance imprinted over them. Instead, they use color bands over them. Today Electrical Engineering XYZ shares the 4 Band Resistor Color coding chart which helps … Read more
Today Electrical Engineering XYZ shares free formula sheet on basic electrical engineering concepts and topics. The formula sheet contains different formulas on 13 DC and AC topics and is important for all Engineering students who are doing their engineering, and for those who are appearing in various competitive tests. While these formulas are basic concepts … Read more
The use of consumer electronics and home appliances has become a fundamental necessity of our life. We need electricity to charge our mobile phones, to press our clothes, to power our laptop, to power our coffee machines, to wash our clothes, tablets, trimmers, dryers. Depending on their scope of application, different electronics have different power … Read more