Category: Electrical Engineering
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Introduction to Solid State Relays (SSR) by Electronicslovers
What are Solid State Relays SSRs? A Solid State Relays (SSRs) acts as a non-contact switch which switches on or off when a small external voltage is applied across its control terminals. The electronic device is composed of a solid-state electrical element. It can switch on and off with no contact and no spark. The…
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Coaxial Cable-The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right One for You
Introduction to CLOOM Tech CLOOM Tech is the top name for wiring harnesses and cable assemblies. We are offering our customized manufacturing services for different sectors, including automobile industries, heavy industries, and commercial factories. You are just a single click away from accessing the wide range of services by CLOOM Tech. Technology is taking turns,…
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Tense is Penetrating to Asia Pacific – Tense Elektroniks-Review 2019
Introduction: Tense Elektroniks is an electronics dealing company located in Istanbul, Turkey. The company was founded on 22nd August 2007. Their company specializes in the field of industrial automation, a very important branch in the field of electronics which is growing exponentially day-by-day. Why Tense Elektronics? Tense Elektroniks aims to provide their end-users with high-quality…
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A Guide to Electrical Safety in Your Homes and Workspaces
Electrical Safety Tips – Ultimate Guide Introduction: Our homes, workspaces and public areas take use of electricity around 24 hours a day. It is used for lighting, heating, and to operate all sorts of electrical appliances. In fact, it is impossible for us to work without electricity. With its benefits, come its risks too. Electricity…
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Current Transformer | Definition | Use of CT | Working Principle
Current Transformer A current transformer is an instrument transformer. It is similar to the voltage transformer but instead of transforming voltage it is used to transform current. Definition: “It’s the main purpose is to step-up/step-down the current from higher power transmission line. The current in the secondary winding is proportional to that of primary winding…
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Difference between Lightning vs Lightning Arrester in Electrical Systems
Lightning is a natural process occurs in cloudy and stormy weather. Lightning not only produce enormous light but it also possesses a huge amount of potential gradient (10kv/cm) and current in the range of 10kA to 90kA. But technically we can define the lightning as “An electric discharge b/w cloud and earth, between clouds or…
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A Complete Guide for EE Students | How Does an Electrical Substation Work?
What is the role of a Substation in the Electrical Power Systems Sub-station plays a vital role in the electrical power system. The continuity of the electrical power supply depends on the successful operation of the sub-station. Sub-station is a central location where the electrical power is supplied from the powerhouse and this electrical power is…
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What are Overvoltages and its Causes in the Electrical Power Systems
In today’s article, we are going to know about the overvoltages and its causes. There are so many sources concerned with overvoltages like generators, transformers, and transmission lines. These over voltages can be caused by lightning, an opening of circuit breakers, the grounding of a conductor etc. These overvoltages may not be huge in magnitude…