The relationship between electrical resistance and power loss in electrical circuits?

Q: When does current flow in a circuit? What makes current flow in a circuit?

A: Current is the flow of electrons in an circuits per seconds. Now for electrons to flow the cir uit…

Q: What are the different sources of electrical power for buildings?

A: In this answer we will explore the different sources of electrical power for buildings.

Q: Equivalent resistance ?

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Q: How are the Resistance Factors determined?

A: The resistance of the materials depends upon many factors like type of the materials used, width…

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: What is the Correlation between Resistivity and Earth Materials?

A: Resistivity is basically a factor that helps in determining the characteristic property of any…

Q: During electric interruption, what is being lose? Is it the voltage source, electric current or…

A: Electric interruption                  In Computer systems and other electronic devices that…

Q: Electric shock happens when an electric current flows through the Human body Circuits Conductor…

A: Need to find Electric shock happens when an electric current flows through the what?

Q: How can we prevent and control house fires accident caused by electricity?

A: The house fires take place accidentally, and can start suddenly and spread rapidly. Which may cause…

Q: 4- What is the relationship between the clipping level and the DC voltage?

A: The relationship between the clipping level and the dc voltage is as follows; The most extreme DC…

Q: To test a voltage, should the circuit be energized?

A: To ensure the safety of the personnel carrying out the electrical repairing work, the circuit or…

Q: 31. What is the difference between electrical con- ductivity and resistivity?

A: we need to find the difference between electrical conductivity and resistivity.

Q: What Are The Type Of Measurement Of High Direct-Current Voltages and explain one of them ? Compare…

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Q: What happen if you followed the basic electrical rules?

A: If we followed the basic electrical rules following circumstances would not happen: - Contact with…

Q: What do all resistive-type loads convert electric energy into?

A: The solution is given below All resistive load has only resistance R. The R consumes only real power…

Q: Total resistance?

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Q: What causes ground loops in an instrumen­tation system? What are the effects of a ground loop?

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Q: What electrical hazards could a worn-out insulation give? How can these be prevented?

A: The hazards due to worn-out insulation are :- The insulation on the cables protects us from…

Q: Explain any four methods of minimizing power losses in a power system.

A: We can minimize the losses in power system by using following steps.

Q: 5. Define protective device coordination. Why it is important in electrical power systems?

A: coordination describes the design of an electrical system in which the upstream protective devices…

Q: List out the different Voltage control methods in Power systems and explain any two methods

A: The explanation is as follows.

Q: a) High Voltages are preferred for Transmission of Electricity. Why?

A: As per the guidelines, we supposed to answer one question at a time so please ask other questions…

Q: With a thermal circuit breaker what are the two main causes of heating of the bimetallic strip ?

A: Thermal circuit breakers are the most used breakers in many fields. As they have the fastest speed…

Q: Electrical wire and their significance?

A: There different color wires are used for the different purpose. In DC system: The red color wire is…

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

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Q: what are devices helps prevent electrical fires before they happen? like "ting"

A: Electrical fire prevention devices: They are the smart devices which are connected through the…

Q: what is electrical power?

A: Electric power is the rate, per unit time, at which electrical energy is transferred by an electric…

Q: What is the definition of electrical resistance?

A: In this question we will define electrical resistance....

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.

Q: High Voltages are preferred for Transmission of Electricity. Why?

A: The explanation is as follows.

Q: Why are electric heaters staged

A: There are many ways to control an electric  heater: modulating (0-10Vdc), pulse (24Vac or dry…

Q: What are different types of the power associated in the electrical circuit?

A: In the electrical circuit, there are three kinds of power associated with the circuit that is real…

Q: Is there a linear relationship between current and voltage?

A: Given  Is there a linear relationship between current and voltage.

Q: for given conductor is AC resistance is 25 Ohm the the DC resistance is =________Ohm?

A: RAC=RDC K F K=Wire gage factorF= frequency Generally, Rac is 1.2 to 1.3 times Rdc

Q: What is the value of the current and the impact of the severity of the electric shock tha a person…

A: It is given that: 1. A person is indirectly touching a 220 V conductor. 2. An electric current is…

Q: What is the common term for the sudden flow of current to an incandescent bulb or motor

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Q: What is a VOLTAGE DROP?

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Q: what is a resistance heating element?

A: In this answer let us try to explain what is a resistance heating element.

Q: What are the methods of measuring high voltage AC and explain common method used for measuring extra…

A: Traditional technologies such as series impedance voltmeters, potential dividers, potential…

Q: Interpret the evidence of electrical shock of black and red wires at 120 volts and casualty of 1000…

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Q: 2. What is the relationship between the clipping level and the DC voltage?

A: The maximum DC voltage level will serve as the reference point for clipping, in such a way that any…

Q: How do electric circuits work?

A: ELECTRIC CIRCUIT: The circulatory system and an electric circuit are both complex systems. One's…

Q: what is the mathematical relationship between Current and Resistance?

A: Current: The time rate of change of electric Charge in the circuit is referred as current.…