What happen if you followed the basic electrical rules?

Q: What code sets standards for electrical installation and related works?

A: In this case, the code that sets standard for the electrical installation and related works is to be…

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: WHATS RTC IN ELECTRICITY?

A: The solution is given below

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: What is the most important rule of electrical safety?

A: In this question we will write most important rule of electrical safety...

Q: How can I be safe with electricity?

A: Always use gloves while working with electrical equipment and gloves must be insulated. While…

Q: ) Why power electronics iS necued?

A: As per Bartleby guidelines we are allowed to solve only one question, please ask the rest again. The…

Q: Explain how this system works

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Q: what is fuse, outlet, switch and plug?

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Q: How fuse and circuit breaker is different?

A: Fuse is the electrical device which is made by the porcelain, glass or the plastic  material which…

Q: What is switch?

A: On the basis of number of pole and throw switch can be  1)SPST: Single pole single throw 1)SPDT:…

Q: Why is electrical safety very important at home and at the school or workplace?

A: The flow of electrons within a conductor produces electric current. The flow of electric current is…

Q: What is a short circuit and how does it cause a fire?

A: What is a short circuit and how does it cause a fire?Short circuit:

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: 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: 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: 5. Define fuse coordination. Why it is important in electrical power systems?

A: fuse coordination is the type of coordination which study about fuse and circuit breaker…

Q: Airframe Electricity What makes a lamp directional?

A: Directional lamps are the lamps that emit lights in a specific direction. LED’s are the example of…

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: How to find out the determination of the power?

A: The power across 10ohm resistance can be calculated by using the mesh current.

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: Why a person shoud work with one hand when working with an electrical circuit?

A: When an external electric current passes through the human heart, then the normal heart function is…

Q: Where would an electrician find information about the location and placement of a building

A: A site plan is a detailed building plan that shows the location, form and layout of a building on a…

Q: Can someone help in proposing a new or revised electrical gadget or device for safety purposes

A: Electrical device for safety purposes: Fuse: A fuse is an electrical safety device that has the…

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

A: The explanation is as follows.

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: what are two additional terms used to identify voltage?

A: For example, in a battery to represent the fundamental characteristic of it, the term voltage is…

Q: 18. What are the types of fuses in common use?

A: Fuses in common use

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: The purposes of the power supply?

A: Main purpose of power supply is to supply power to load for the proper functioning of any electrical…

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Q: Why do you think electrical safety testing is so important?

A: The detailed answer is solved below according to the given parameters and instructions in the…

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?

A: Dear student please find the attachment.

Q: How Electric Vehicles work?

A: Electric Vehicle is one of the upcoming technology in the 19th century. This technology became…

Q: Title: Motor for an electric bicycle

A: Motor for electric bicycle

Q: Question 4. Explain why grounding is important for the electrical safety of medical devices and how…

A: The obstruction that a current faces in its flow is called the impedance of that path. The currents…

Q: What is the current and voltage ?

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Q: What is an Electrical Plan?

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

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

A: For this problem let us consider a simple circuit- shown below.

Q: Define the term Conductors

A: Conductor is material which allow the flow of the  Electricity, signal  and sound through it is…

Q: finding the voltage and current?

A: Calculate the equivalent voltage source and resistance,…