defination of loads

Answer Posted / shaikh

there r basically 2 types of loads...

1.STATIC LOAD

- CONSTANT POWER (induction motor, dc motor & such kind
of machines)
- CONSTANT CURRENT ( electronics ckts)

- CONSTANT VOLTAGE (bulb)

2.DYNAMIC LOAD

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