what is the relationship between current&voltage in
practical purpose ?
Answer / pavunraj.p
You need to figure in resistance also. The formula is
I=E/R. Current (I) = Voltage (E) divided by Resistance (R).
At the same resistance, if voltage goes up, so does current.
Is This Answer Correct ? | 13 Yes | 5 No |
In DC current-excitation to transformer, why it sucks more current? Eventhough there is no power transfer between primary and secondary? R is very low so it should suck less current only na thn y its current increases?
why do the core of transformer saturates???
How to calculate D.C load current?
Why we are measured insulation resistance applied through DC Voltage?
I have 10 amp MCB for my air conditioner of 1.5 ton capacity. When I connect the ac direct it is started running but when connected through stabliser the Mcb Get trip and air conditioner couldn't start.please confirm whether Mcb is required to be upgraded to 20 amp. There is no fault in ac and the stabliser. Please advice the reason of tripping the mcb when connected through the stabliser.
L.A. (Lightening Arrester) is located at a place from where transmission line enters the transmitting substation. So L.A. (Lightening Arrester) is the first equipments which has to encounter with lightening, high voltage surges and switching surges. It has to absorb energy of lightening, high voltage surges, and switching surges. L.A. (Lightening Arrester) is made up of layers of semiconductors. If these layers can not tolerate energy released by lightening, high voltage surges, and switching surges the L.A. (Lightening Arrester) blasts.
What is the transfer function?
WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF INPUT SUPPLY OF RCBO IS CONNECTED TO OUTPUT SIDE
what are the protecyion of transformer & generators
sir am giving jspl exam on 19th oct . i belong to eee, so plz send previous question papers ..........to dis id abhilash203@gmail.com
Why we are not placing c.B 's btwn generator and transformer.? what happens when generator gets disconnected from transformer when it is running @ full load?
Voltage drop is the:(a) Maximum potential(b) Difference in potential between two points(c) Voltage at the end of a circuit(d) Voltage produced by a source