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Generally, a capacitor is a Charge-storing element. It consumes the electrical energy and stores charge inside the Dielectric, up to the equilibrium attained with the applied voltage. As it stores electrical energy, it can be a source. When the source is absent, it connects to other passive elements. Which are the Resistor, Inductor, and Capacitor. But, If the … Read more
KCL and KVL are the two basic electrical laws. One is used for current and the other is used for voltage. The name Kirchhoff came from the Scientist (Gustav Kirchhoff) himself. If you are seeking this information then you are at the right place. Kirchhoff’s Current Law (KCL) KCL is also known as Kirchhoff’s first … Read more
To find the equivalent resistance of resistors in a circuit, you can use different combinations of resistors in series and parallel. Let’s consider the resistors with values of 1 ohm, 2 ohms, and 3 ohms. Equivalent Resistance of 11/3 ohms: To obtain an equivalent resistance of 11/3 ohms, you can use a combination of resistors … Read more
Electromagnetic armature winding creates magnetic poles, which can be concentrated as a single north and south pole in a concentrated winding configuration. However, in a distributed winding configuration, the armature has multiple north and south poles. Concentrated Winding: According to concentrated winding, the coil turns are concentrated in one place. So no production of the … Read more