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Q: What is the standard unit of power?

A: The standard unit or the SI unit of Power is Watt (W).

Q: What is the difference between an electric motor and a generator?

A: The electric motor and generator both works on the principle of the electrical generation. The…

Q: What do you think will happen when they switches are turned closed.

A: Required : What will happen when the switches are closed.

Q: Difference between OPEN LOOP and CLOSE LOOP?

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Q: de can function as a clipper and clamper. Compare and ex erences of the output voltage waveform…

A: Clippers reduce the amplitude while clampers shift the DC level.  1 clipper limits the voltage while…

Q: Discuss the differences between average power and instantaneous power.

A: Average power relates to the total amount of work done with the total time taken to complete the…

Q: How is electrical energy producedin dams? (That is, how is theenergy of motion of the water…

A: The water stored in dam has potential energy, as it falls down the potential energy gets converted…

Q: Write the FPS units of power.

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Q: Write the short note on"The Van de Graaff Generator"

A: The Van de Graff Generator is an electrostatic generator capable of building up high potential…

Q: An engineer measures the peak power output of an industrial engine. The peak power output is 0.3064…

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Q: What does a negative voltage source mean

A: Charge is defined by the charge of electrons so negative voltage represents excess of electrons…

Q: What is the definition of Ampere's law? And when can we use it?

A: Ampere's Law Ampere's law states that "The magnetic field created by an electric current is…

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Q: nclude the appr- e value if the ac

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Q: What is the power dissipated in R? O 1 watt 4.3 watts O 3 watts

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Q: What is the relationship between frequency and angular frequency?

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Q: what is self-induction?

A: Recall consider a coil of N turns and current i is flowing through it.

Q: What does I stand for in the following equation? I=f r? dm O a. Inertia O b. Inductance O c.…

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Q: How does the brightness of bulbs change when a switch is closed?

A: Closed switch

Q: Gabby was playing his TAMIYA when suddenly it stopped. The battery was still in good condition. What…

A: In this question we have to answer a question related to electromagnetism. Please give positive…

Q: Explain The Van de Graaff Generator?

A: The Van de Graaff Generator is used to draw a very high potential around the spherical ball of the…

Q: Thomas Edison was the first advocate for DC power; however, we ended up using Tesla's AC to power…

A: The direct current is a one-way flow electric charge. It is used in low voltage applications. For…

Q: Follow Faraday's law, starting with the expression of the magnetic field, up to the work theorem.

A: Whenever there is a change in magnetic flux linked with a closed coil, an induced e.m.f. produced…

Q: In a generator, what are the carbon brushes used for?

A: Use of carbon brushes in a generator

Q: he I0' joule/coul or volt.

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Q: Show that ε and dΦm /dt have the same units.

A: Emf ε is the energy per unit charge. ε=Eq Here, E is the energy and q is the charge. The dimensional…

Q: The average television is said to be on 6 hours per day. Estimate the yearly cost of electricity to…

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Q: What will happen to the current in this purely capacitive circuit as frequency increases?

A: A circuit containing only a source and a pure capacitor is known as a purely capacitive circuit.

Q: The transformer works on the principle of We construct and understand the working of the two types…

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Q: What instrument can detect the distance from a damaged wire?

A: cable fault meter PCE-186

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Q: When you forget to turn off your car lights, they slowly dim as the battery runs down. Why don’t…

A: If you forget to turn off your car lights, they slowly dim as the battery runs down.…

Q: What is the principle of an electric motor?

A: An electric motor utilizes the magnetic effect of current.

Q: An electric generator produces an alternating voltage given by AV = NBAwsin(wt). What is meant by…

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Q: What is the working principle of an electric motor?

A: Principle of electric motor :  It is based on the principle that when a current-carrying conductor…

Q: Suppose you have a motor with a power factor significantly less than 1. Explain why it would be…

A: If the voltage input of the motor is increased to increase the output power, then it does not…

Q: ch thermal energy is produced in the loop by the change in field?

A: Use Faraday's law of EMI

Q: explain and discuss the difference between the lightbulbs to the left

A: Brightness of right side bulb is lower than left one.

Q: What causes the rotation in electric motors?

A: Rotation in motor is due to torque and torque is due to magnetic force.  Magnetic force is given by,…

Q: Give the energy stores and transfers in an electric fan

A: The electric fan operates on the electric energy provided to it. This electric energy can be…

Q: What is the role of the split ring in an electric motor?

A: Split ring is containing a simple ring or cylindrical shell. This shell or ring split axially to…