1) What are two parameters that characterize a galvonometer? Explain what a full scale deflection of a galvonometer's needle mean.

Q: 8. What are the two necessary condition for a thyristor to begin conduction? 9. Define holding…

A: Thyristor is a p-n-p-n, four layers, three junctions semiconductor switching device. It has three…

Q: Discussion: 1) What are the limiting of using the triggering of thyristor by DC current practically?

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If youwant any…

Q: how to make an electromagent?

A: Electromagnet are the materials which can generate magnetic field around them, when the electric…

Q: Explain Repulsion Type moving iron Instrument with neat diagram.

A: REPULSION TYPE MOVING IRON INSTRUMENT: Moving iron instruments of the repulsion type are utilized…

Q: Why there is a need to measure the resistance of a eureka wire several times while measuring the…

A: Eureka or Constantan are made of mixture of Ni (40%) and Cu (60%). Its temperature coefficient of…

Q: iven the following scenario: 'hat can we conclude about its accuracy and precision? O Not accurate…

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Q: Explain Repulsion Type moving Iron Instrument with neat sketch.

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Q: What problems can a centrifuge cause?

A: Centrifuge: It is a device that spins the fluid at high speed within a container. This separates…

Q: Q2/Clearly identify which of the following items are rotating and which of them are stationary. (1)…

A: (1) Commutator segments is a rotating part. Commutator convertes  alternating emf to DC . Commutator…

Q: Draw an elementary diagram of a fractional horsepower, manual motor starter

A: An elementary diagram of a fractional horsepower, manual motor starter is given below:

Q: 1- What are the differences between Clippers and Clampers?

A: Clippers are the circuits which are used to limit or clip off the portion of input signal at the…

Q: The amount of voltage required to start conduction in a gas is called what?

A: Here the discussion is about breakdown phenomenon in gaseous medium.

Q: How can a normal stethoscope be converted into electronic stethoscope? (Detailed explanation)…

A: Conversion of a normal stethoscope into electronic stethoscope: We simply need a regular Stethoscope…

Q: What is an electric fuse? Explain the advantages and disadvantages of electric fuses.

A: ELECTRIC FUSE: To prevent a short circuit or equipment failure, an electric fuse is indeed a low…

Q: Which Battery is discharging and which one is charging ? and why ?

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Q: 1.With a neat diagram ,explain about the working of Spring & Piston Sensor to measure the fluid…

A: Solution: In spring and piston sensor input pressure is given to the piston Spring and piston sensor…

Q: Briefly explain different types of moving iron instruments with appropriate

A: Moving iron instrument : A tool in which a moving metal is used to measure the flow of current or…

Q: Explain the significance of Fluid friction damping in an indicating Instrument.

A: Fluid friction damping is similar to air friction damping in which air is replaced with fluid.…

Q: How does the Zener impedance affect the voltage across the terminals of the device?

A: BJT and MOSFET are the class of transistors used in analog electronics. They are widely used…

Q: What are the two types of clipper circuit used in non linear devices?

A: Positive & Negative Clipper Positive Clipper can be used to slice off a portion of the positive…

Q: Draw a diagram of Dynamometer (Any types). With label and functions

A: The word Dynamometer has came from French word dynamomètre, which consists of two words dunamis…

Q: How can an LC circuit maintain its voltage?

A: The LC circuit can be represented as: In an LC circuit, the two elements are called inductor and…

Q: Why an electrodynamometer type instrument is called a “Universal Instrument”? Need detailed answer

A: Electrical devices are used for measuring electrical parameters. Current, voltage, and power are…

Q: 3. Explain how/why the pull-up resistor conducts and under which conditions

A: According to the question we have to define the pull-up resistor.

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Q: In what ways can the act of measurement cause a disturbance in the system being measured?

A: There are many reason to get disturbance in the instrument. It may be observation error, aging…

Q: 1.What is the main difference between Clippers and Clampers?

A: As per bartleby guideline for more than one question asked only first is to be answered please…

Q: Explain how Electrical Testing can be useful in identification of defects of electrical equipment or…

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Q: Explain the one situation that can lead to electrical shock.

A: 1.When an AC single phase 230V current carrying insulated wire is wound to a iron rod(for general…

Q: When it comes to clamper circuits, what is the difference between positive and negative clippers?

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Q: What piece of equipment is indicated by the symbol below? -O- A. diode B. field coil C.…

A: Symbol representation of given all option is as,

Q: Explain the function of Ballast and Starter in the discharge lamp

A: The starter in the discharge lamp is "simply timed-switch". Which allows current to flow through the…

Q: Complete the information in the table about rotary switch 8 way and micro switch

A: here in the question the details about the rotary switch and the micro switch is required.  these…

Q: What is a VOLTAGE DROP?

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Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of the galvanometer?

A: A galvanometer is a device that is used to detect small electric current or measure its magnitude.…

Q: 6. Explain the functioning of a thermocouple voltmeter and explain, where and why is this used and…

A: Thermocouple voltmeter

Q: What can you do to reduce or eliminate the possibility of receiving an electric shock when working…

A: While working on electric circuits, possibilities of getting shocks is more. Therefore to eliminate…

Q: Explain what electric wires are typically made of and how wire sizes are expressed.

A: Electric wires are typically made of copper and aluminum, in most cases, copper is used for…

Q: The way the avometer works

A: AVO METER-The word  "AVO" means A for ampere that is the measure of electrical current, V for the…

Q: Explain the construction and operation of instrument whose deflecting torque is proportional to the…

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Q: Explain construction and working principle of moving iron instruments

A: In this question we need to explain construction and working principle of moving iron instruments.

Q: List any 4 performance terms of a measuring system and define them.

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