Explain what is meant by an electrical element to be electrically neutral.

Q: Describe two advantages of transmitting electrical power at high voltages.

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Q: d) Describe the construction, principle of operation and application of i) Rod gaps ii) Expulsion…

A: Given types of arresters: Rod gaps Expulsion gap Valve type lightning arrester

Q: Explain using a figure and an equation the concept of “absorbed power by” an electrical element.…

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Q: Briefly explain the term microwave used in Electronic Distance Measurement (EDM).

A: Electronic Distance Measurement (EDM) is a device or surveying instrument for measuring distance…

Q: how to make an electromagent?

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

Q: A) Explain with a neat sketch the process of desalination using Solar energy?

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Q: Give a detailed report on physical quantities regarding the exposure to Electromagnetic Fields.

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

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Q: what applications would require an electrician to have knowledge to element symbols?

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Q: What is the SI unit of electron mobility?

A: Mobility is the measure of how fast electrons can move

Q: Hi, for electric circuits with both current and voltage sources present what is the fastest way to…

A: Hello,The fastest way to do the analysis with both current and voltage sources present,  depends on…

Q: A//Explain the effect of rise temperature in alloys?

A: In the question, we are describe the effect of the temperature on alloys.

Q: How can the lifetime of an incandescent lamp be extended

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Q: Explain the procedure involved to determine core loss and copper loss with neat diagrams (Scan and…

A: From the open circuit test in transformer, core loss is determined. From the short circuit test in…

Q: What will be the charge to mass ratio of electrons?

A: The explanation is as follows.

Q: How would one describe how one determines the polarity of an induced voltage?

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Q: Identify the main parts of Electrical Conductivity Apparatus and their functions

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Q: Conduct an FMEA for the simple lighting circuit shown below. Battery tililt Switch 1 Switch 2 Lamp

A: FEMA stands for Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA). It is conducted in order to analyze the…

Q: The band gap between the valence band and conduction band is the measure of. a) The conductivity of…

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Q: Answer the following Questions Q.1 Write low pressure mercury yapour lamp content?

A: A mercury-vapor lamp is a gas-discharge lamp that uses electricity through  vaporized mercury to…

Q: What processes rely upon conduction in a liquid?

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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: Propose THREE (3) safety practices that commonly applied for electrical systems or during conducting…

A: Any fault that occurs in any system , results in the high increase in flow of currents. This high…

Q: Question Why a fuse is also important in our power supply

A: Given: Fuse is a very common electrical safety device. It protects the device from getting damaged…

Q: Make a flow chart or block diagram on the process of how electricity/energy was produced through the…

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Q: : Explain clearly various processes which explain electric breakdown in vacuum.

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Q: Advantages and Disadvantages of using fossil fuel energy.

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Q: What do you mean by  Electric Circuits ?

A: Any closed-circuit or path by which an electricity can flow is known as Electric circuits. If any…

Q: what do you call the substance or material that impeDes the free flow of electrons from atom to atom…

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Q: Mention the metals used in an alloy of electric fuse

A: Electric Fuse: An electrical fuse is just a device that prevents current from flowing in an…

Q: What range of electric current can cause human death?

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Q: Question 4 A conductor has a constant current of 5 amperes. How many electrons pass a fixed point on…

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Q: Give a mathematical example of a moving iron instrument.

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Q: Explain the difference between charging current and faradaic current

A: Current: It is the time rate of the change of the charges. It is also known as the flow of the…

Q: Define energized in the context of exposure and describe the appropriate measure for hazard…

A: Energized system is a system when it is connected to a live voltage or current source. Transmission…

Q: What electrical parameter is referred to as the amount of electron flow though a conductor for an…

A: Electrical parameter to the amount of electrons flow through a conductor,

Q: how does heat affect the resistance of most metals and their alloys?

A: resistance is a property which opposes the change in the current

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Q: Discuss the moving iron voltmeter and ammeter?

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Q: List any two merits and two demerits in the use of nuclear energy.

A: Merit of nuclear energy  1) reliable power source 2) High energy density 3) zero carbon emissions

Q: Write one paragraph describing why you think chrome has a shiny surface.

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

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Q: In any electrically conductive substance, what are charge carriers? Identify the charge carriers in…

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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: What is galvanometer? Explain working principle.

A: Galvanometer is electrical instrument which is used to measure the presence of electric current in…