Integrating Instruments: Classifications, Advantage and Applications
In the field of measurement and control systems, integrating instruments are known for their ability to accumulate values over time, providing a comprehensive understanding of
Magnetic Circuit
Definition: The magnetic circuit is the closed path taken by magnetic lines of force that start and end at the same point. Magnetic flux can
K Factor of Transformers: Significance, Rating Calculation, and Formula
The k-factor of the transformer is a weighting of the harmonic load currents based on their effects on transformer heating, derived from ANSI/IEEE C57.110. Transformers
Vacuum Circuit Breaker
A vacuum circuit breaker is a kind of breaker that utilizes a vacuum as an arc extinction medium. The fixed and moving contact is enclosed
Turn Ratio & Voltage Transformation Ratio of Transformer
This article describes two important transformer ratios: turn ratio and voltage transformation ratio. Transformers are fundamental components in electrical engineering, playing a crucial role in
Digital Instruments: Definition, Characteristics, Construction, Advantages, and Disadvantages
Definition of Digital Instruments Digital instruments are measurement devices that display values in a numerical form, usually on a digital readout or screen. They convert
Understanding Analog Instruments: Definition, Classification, and Working Principle
Analog Instruments in measurement and control systems are pivotal in capturing, analyzing, and representing various physical quantities. They are characterized by their continuous signal representation
What is a Step Up Transformer?
Definition: A step-up transformer transforms the low voltage on the primary side to the high voltage on its secondary side. The current on the secondary
Minimum Oil Circuit Breaker(MOCB)
Definition: A circuit breaker that uses a small amount of oil as an arc quenching medium is called a minimum oil circuit breaker. It is
Circuit Breaker
A circuit breaker is a type of switch that is designed to interrupt the flow of nominal, abnormal, or fault current. Whenever a high magnitude