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Basic Formulas

To Find Amps from kW Basic Formula Calculations In DC and AC Circuits [Single, Three Phase]

EE May 08, 2018
In this post, you'll learn the formulas to find amps from kW in dc, single phase ac, and three phase ac circuits. Learn other top 1...
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Power Systems

Basic Formula to calculate String Efficiencny of Insulators

EE May 02, 2018
String efficiency provides information about potential distribution across the string of insulators. Today you'll learn the basic formu...
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Top 100 Basic Electrical Engineering Formulas

Top 100 Basic Electrical Engineering Formulas

EE May 02, 2018
Amps from HP Amps from kW Amps from kVA Angular velocity Angular acceleration Apparent power Average load Battery capacity Capacit...
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Branch Current Analysis

Branch Current Analysis Example Using Current Source

EE April 20, 2018
Branch current analysis enables us to determine the current flowing through any branch of a circuit. Today you'll learn the applicatio...
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Basic concepts

Relationship between Resistance and Temperature

EE April 17, 2018
The electrical resistance of the material depends on its length, area, and resistivity by the following relationship. Resistance = [Resis...
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Basic Electronics

3 Essential Differences between Potentiometer and Rheostat

EE April 10, 2018
Generally, the term potentiometer is used to represent a three-terminal variable resistor. In technical terms, the potentiometer and rheos...
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Basic concepts

Basics of Ground, Neutral and Earth ground in Electrical Engineering

EE April 08, 2018
Ground, neutral and earth ground are three basic concepts of Electrical Engineering. In this post, you'll learn the difference between ...
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Equipment

Ammeter loading effect and How it is Compenstated

EE April 06, 2018
An ammeter is an electrical instrument which measures electrical current. You always follow two steps for measuring current: Disconn...
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Labels: Equipment
Machines

Basics of Analog Watch

EE April 05, 2018
We live in the digital century in which many analog systems are replaced by digital systems. However analog watches are still popular and t...
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Branch Current Analysis

Branch Current Analysis: Application of Branch Current Method in a 3 Loop Circuit

EE April 05, 2018
In our previous tutorial, we learned the application of Branch current analysis in a 2 loop circuit with an example. In this example, a ...
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Electronics

Basics of Compact Fluorescent Lamp (CFL Tubes)

EE April 04, 2018
CFL or Compact fluorescent is a popular lightning source. Today you'll learn: What is CFL and why it is named so Construction and wo...
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Power Systems

Basics of Programmable Logic Controllers

EE April 03, 2018
A programmable logic controller is widely employed in Electrical industries for controlling various operations and processes. In this post ...
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Electronics

Basics of TV Remote Control

EE April 01, 2018
Today you'll learn the basics of TV and AC remote control. You'll learn How it works How Remote Control Apps Work How to conv...
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  • Lec 1a: Basic Properties
  • Lec 2: SI units
  • Lec 3: Electrical Symbols
  • Lec 4: Ohm's Law
  • Lec 5: Series vs Parallel Circuits
  • Lec 6: Series-Parallel Circuits
  • Lec 7: Current Divider Rule
  • Lec 8: Voltage Divider Rule
  • Lec 9: Kirchhoff's Voltage Law
  • Lec 10: Kirchhoff's Current Law
  • Lec 11: Norton theorem
  • Lec 12: Thevenin theorem
  • Lec 13: Superposition theorem
  • Lec 14: Delta to Wye
  • Lec 15: Wye to Delta

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