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Voltage Surge in Power System

28/12/201805/09/2018 by

What is Voltage Surge or Transient Voltage? The sudden rise in voltage for a very short duration on power system … Read moreVoltage Surge in Power System

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Why Voltage Control is Important?

04/01/201930/08/2018 by

  In a modern power system, electrical energy from the generating station is delivered to the ultimate consumers through a … Read moreWhy Voltage Control is Important?

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Practical Transformer on No Load

28/12/201816/08/2018 by

Please read Ideal Transformer and Practical Transformer before continuing. Consider a practical transformer on no load i.e., secondary on open-circuit as … Read morePractical Transformer on No Load

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Constant Current Driver Design based on LM317

15/09/201927/07/2018 by

Using a resistor to limit the current can be used for small LEDs. For such low power LEDs, where the … Read moreConstant Current Driver Design based on LM317

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What Jobs Electrical Engineers Do? | Roles and Responsibilities

15/05/202011/07/2018 by

Are you an electrical engineer searching for a job now? Thinking of what to do next? Have you ever thought about … Read moreWhat Jobs Electrical Engineers Do? | Roles and Responsibilities

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Why Current Transformer (CT) Seconday Should not be Open ?

25/12/201810/06/2018 by

Amazed why secondary of current transformer should not be open? If it is left open it may destroy the current … Read moreWhy Current Transformer (CT) Seconday Should not be Open ?

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Ideal Transformer and Practical Transformer

30/09/201901/06/2018 by

Ideal Transformer An ideal transformer is one that has no winding resistance no leakage flux i.e., the same flux links … Read moreIdeal Transformer and Practical Transformer

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Properties of Good Transformer Oil

14/04/202030/05/2018 by

Even though the basic functions of the oil used in transformers are heat conduction and electrical insulation, there are many other properties which … Read moreProperties of Good Transformer Oil

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Percentage Impedance of Transformer and Its Calculation

21/07/202626/05/2018 by Tesla
A detailed technical infographic illustrating percentage impedance in a transformer. The left side features a bold title: "PERCENTAGE IMPEDANCE OF TRANSFORMER AND ITS CALCULATION." The right side shows a 3D isometric illustration of a power transformer with cooling fins, bushings, and internal windings, labeled "Primary (HV)" and "Secondary (LV)." Above the transformer, two calculation boxes display the formulas Z% = (Vsc / Vrated) * 100 and Z = V / Isc. Below the transformer is a detailed circuit schematic for a "Transformer under test" showing a voltage source, ammeter, voltmeters, and shorted output. The background consists of a teal blueprint schematic, power line towers, and various electrical symbols. The StudyElectrical.com logo is in the bottom right corner.

The percentage impedance ($\%Z$) of a transformer is one of the most vital figures stamped on the nameplate of every … Read morePercentage Impedance of Transformer and Its Calculation

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