Digital Voltmeters: Basic Features, Operation & Applications

6 months ago

The digital voltmeter (DVM) displays measurement of ac or dc voltages as discrete numbers instead of a pointer deflection on…

Equipment Grounding vs. System Grounding

6 months ago

Grounding or earthing an electrical system is the process of connecting all metalwork/frame of electrical equipment i.e. the non-current carrying…

Sweep Frequency Generator: Function, Features & Applications

6 months ago

Function & Features of a Sweep Frequency Generator A special type of signal generator which generates a sinusoidal output whose…

Switchgear Terminology & IEC Standards

7 months ago

Switchgear generally refers to the switching devices and their combinations, with the related control, measuring, protective and regulating equipment. The…

Why Code Compliance Services Are Essential for Your Construction Project’s Success

7 months ago

When embarking on a construction project, the excitement of bringing your vision to life often overshadows the complexities. Amidst planning…

Electron/Vacuum Tubes vs. Semiconductor Devices

7 months ago

Electronic circuitry has undergone tremendous changes since the advancement of a triode, a type of electron tube that consists of…

Fault Protection & Diagnostics in Power ICs using Temperature Sensors

7 months ago

Fault conditions sensing for example, the detection of a short circuit is an integral part of many smart power integrated…

Voltage-Controlled Attenuator: Function, Features & Application

7 months ago

Function of a Voltage-Controlled Attenuator The function of a voltage-controlled attenuator is to produce an output signal vo(t) that is…

Microwave Active Devices: Types, Features & Operation

7 months ago

Generally microwave devices can be categorized as either passive components or active components. We have already talked about microwave passive…

Air-Blast Circuit Breakers: Features, Operation & Applications

7 months ago

Air-blast circuit breakers utilize a blast of compressed air typically at a pressure of 25–75 bar, which is directed across…