Why is less overshoot desired for practical systems?

Q: "Modern complex systems are more pronounced with closed loop control system".Justify the statement .

A: Control systems: A control system is a collection of equipment that controls, orders, directs, or…

Q: Define pilot relay

A: Pilot relay

Q: With example and figure explain hysteresis, dead zone?

A: 1) Hysteresis 2) Dead zone

Q: What is an indicating instrument? Which torques are essential for functioning of indicating…

A: Given that What is an indicating instrument? Which torques are essential for functioning of…

Q: DC machine with 2 poles, wave winded (retrogressive) (two layers) with 18 slots, the values of pole…

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Q: Explain briefly how will you give Combined Leakage and Overload Protection

A: Normally for leakage protection earth fault relay is used and for overload protection overload relay…

Q: Elimination of armature reaction requires a series field winding True False

A: Answer is True    Interpoles are similar to the main field poles and located on the yoke between the…

Q: Compare between armature resistance and synchronous resistance.

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Q: What is meant by Excitation Control in a Power System

A: Given :    In the above question they are interested to know the work of the excitation control in…

Q: Give detailed information about Jury’s stability test.What are the conditions for Jury’s stability…

A: In signal processing and control theory,the jury stability test is the method of determining the…

Q: 4. Why is less overshoot desired for practical systems?

A: Overshoot: It is the manifestation of a function or signal that exceeds its target.

Q: List three engineering controls that can be used to minimise the risk of electric shock and briefly…

A: Insulation is needed in a wire or a certain device from which there is a chance of getting an…

Q: What are the advantage of using the DC transmission system?

A: For DC transmission system, there are only two conductors used. In this kind of transmission system,…

Q: Describe the effect of the step size on the slope overload phenomena?

A: Slope overload phenomenon happens when the slope of the input signal is greater than the delta…

Q: What is a Bimetallic strip? Explain its function in Overload relay

A: The bimetallic strip is the device that work on the principle of thermal expansion. The thermal…

Q: What are the different types of deterministic nonlinear control problems?

A: Control systems are represented by transfer function. This can be written in both time domain and…

Q: why is voltage regulation very critical to dc power supplies?

A: Voltage regulation is defined as the measure of the secondary voltage of the power transformer…

Q: 1- Why the counter emf cancels part of the armature voltage?

A: One individual question is to be answered. 1. The counter emf cancels part of the armature voltage…

Q: what is nuisance tripping?

A: Nuisance tripping is the repetitive tripping of the RCD in absence of any serious hazard. The…

Q: What do you mean by manometric efficiency, mechanical cy and overall efficiency of centrifugal pump…

A: Manometric efficiency: The ratio of the manometric head to the head imparted by the impeller to…

Q: Compare between indirect and direct control circuits.

A: Indirect control circuit : Cylinders with large piston diameter have a high air requirement. Control…

Q: Most components exhibit nonlinearity in some of their region of operations. For motors, these…

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Q: Why is proper grounding important?

A: Ground potential:  Ground potential has zero reference level used in a system to measure and apply…

Q: Explain, in details, why it is necessary to use starting resistance?

A: We know that at the time of starting motor back emf is zero. Due to this motor draw heavy current…

Q: hat type of system we can use Proportional only control? Why we do not use Integral only controller?…

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

Q: List the difference between open loop and closed loop control system with suitable example.

A: Difference between open loop and closed loop control system :

Q: Report : 1- Draw the open (no-load) characteristics from the above tables. 2- Derive the equation…

A: Here, we have given a circuit, for which we have to draw the open circuit characteristics when…

Q: 7. In a 10 pole, lap wound dc armature, the number of active armature conductor per pole is 50. The…

A: Given data for lap wound dc armature  No of pole = P = 10  No of active conductor per pole = 50

Q: What is the commutation process?

A: commutation process is related with the DC machine .

Q: Give detailed information about the directional overcurrent protection relay by explaining the…

A: Directional over - current relay depends upon the principle of an actuation of relay, when fault…

Q: With proper schematic diagram explain how armature resistance can be determined using open circuit…

A: To understand this theory, we will refer the concept regarding alternator.

Q: Explain the installation procedures of a flexible coupling

A: Flexible coupling is used to transfer torque from one shaft to another that is not fully aligned.…

Q: Explain “hopscotching as an important process in troubleshooting a control system.

A: Many electrical circuit defects such as the switch or motor malfunctioning can be identified by a…

Q: The relationship between field current and induced armature voltage is known as open circuit…

A: Given  The relationship between field current and induced armature voltage is known as open circuit…

Q: closed loop control system

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Q: In what type of Power losses does armature circuit, brush-contact, and field circuit losses are…

A: The losses occurse in winding resistance of the machine is called copper losses, Copper losses…

Q: What is a bus controller?

A: Note:-Hence the question is asked in the electrical engineering section I'm considering the Bus…

Q: What does DIAC Stands for, what is the Application of DIAC and Why DIAC not used in DC Application

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Q: explain open loop control system and closed loop control system

A: Open loop control system : A system in which there no influence of output on the input of system is…

Q: If the armature of an eight-pole machine were wound with a simplex wave winding, how many parallel…

A: The armature winding of electrical machines are of two types as listed below : Lap winding Wave…

Q: What is meant by armature reaction ?

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Q: How does peak time, settling time, and percent overshoot relate with pole location of the…

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Q: Explain where vacuum pumps are used? Give examples

A: Vacuum Pump:             The vacuum pump is a type of device that is used to minimize liquid…

Q: What are the steps for making a control project to the end? I want to answer in detail

A: The closing phase of control project involves these several steps. Formally transfer all…

Q: Explain Shock Hazards?

A: In electrical, abnormal conditions are dangerous, and abnormal conditions occur when a disturbance…

Latches and Flip Flop

Just like logic gates, the latches and flip-flops are the important elements of an electronic circuit. The logic gates form the important part of combinatorial circuits, while the latches and flip-flops form the essential part of a sequential circuit. Sequential circuits form the important concept of automata theory in electronics and electrical engineering, these circuits are a kind of logic circuit whose output depends on both present input and past inputs, that is, the input history.