i, iz 6 μF 4 μF

Q: What is the voltage drop across RC, VC, in volts?  (Enter the number, not the units.)

A: Given circuit is -

Q: Explain in clearly the difference between Intensive and Extensive readings.

A: Given Enumerate the differences between intensive and extensive reading. Please find the below…

Q: difference between measurement uncertanty and measurement error

A: Given : Need to find the difference between measurement error and uncertainty.

Q: it is called as the difference between the value and the measured value of a quantity a. mistakes b.…

A: In this value we will find significant figures...

Q: hich of the following can’t be included in data required for coordination study? A)X/R ratio B)MVA…

A: characteristic curves of the fuses and breakers are generally analyzed in the coordination study

Q: In a rectifier circuit , DC output voltage and RMS output voltage is  0.3 V & 0.48 V respectively.…

A: Form factor is ratio of root mean mean square to average value of output voltage of rectifier. Form…

Q: In an electronic circuit, a. current remains the same through all the series components. b. voltage…

A: Note that,  In an electronic circuit, current remains same jn all series components and voltage…

Q: emts 8₁ = 19.9 V. 8₂-10.7 V, and 83-5.40 V, and the resistances are each 2.000. What are the (a)…

A:

Q: Choose which answers are correct ‎‏What is the unit of slope of a Fuel cost curve ? a . $ / MWh b .…

A:

Q: Sl.no Symbols Name of the components 1. 2. 3. 4.

A: here, the various symbols of the pneumatic circuits are given  which can be useful to make PLC…

Q: What information is contained in the specification K, 10,000

A: Kp stands for the position error constant for the step input function.  here, Kp = 10000

Q: In FET, what is the value for when Ip=lpss/2? [Approximate time to answer: 2 Minutes.] O gmo/2 O 3…

A: solve for transconductance

Q: With neat diagram explain the construction and working of CRO.

A:

Q: What is the percentage of carbon residue? What is the importance of carbon residue?

A: 1) The carbon Residue value of fuel depends on the refinery processes employed in its manufacture.…

Q: 1.verify (Kc) and (KUL)) ?

A:

Q: Q2. What are the major carriers in the depletion region? Explain.

A: Here i have described it.

Q: Test 2: Modified true or false:Shade letter A if the first statement is True, Shade Letter B if the…

A: The given statements are as follows, 1. The passing general average rating shall be seventy percent…

Q: What can you say/perspective about National Electrical Code?

A: The National Electrical Code (NEC) was created to protect people and property from the risks posed…

Q: The AND-OR implementation of PAL is having O a. Programmable AND array and Programmable OR array Ob.…

A: Given: Brief description: In the above given question they are discussing about the working of the…

Q: What is receptacle load ? Explain under 100 words...

A: The amount of load produced by a device inserted into a receptacle is referred to as a receptacle…

Q: IEEE and IEC standards

A: standards for electrical safetyIEC - international electrotechnical commissionIEEE - institute of…

Q: Label the parts of Tubular Steel Poles

A: Steel tabular poles are not commonly used poles these poles are used when there is need of low cost…

Q: What is UHV and EHV?

A: EHV stands for Extra High Voltage transmission line whereas UHV stands for Ultra High Voltage…

Q: A transistor is used as a switch and the waveforms are shown below. The parameters are given as…

A: Given  Transistor as switch and waveforms as shown  Vcc=200 vVCE(sat)=1 vICS=100 AICEO=1 mArise time…

Q: Identify each characteristic curve by the type of FET that it represents. Ip -VGS +VGs

A: For N channel JFET, the VGS voltage is negative and the saturation current IDs we obtain at Vgs.

Q: The neutral current is equal to three times of ....... sequence current.

A: Current in nautral is sum of three phase currents. Current in each phase is sum of possitive…

Q: From the table, what is the circular mils for the following: a. 14 AWG a. 10 AWG b. 30 AWG c. 20 AWG

A:

Q: Write a paragraph about your hopes and ambitions. In about 100 words

A: Hope and ambitions are the most important part of any human which can include the happiness of…

Q: 3. Explain the successive approximation type ADC with neat schematic diagram.

A: Successive approximation ADC: The successive approximation ADC is a type of converter that converts…

Q: Determine Reg in Ohms at the (a,b) terminals for the following circuit. Round your answer to the…

A:

Q: What is national electricity grid

A: In this case, we need to explain what is national electricity grid.

Q: Explain in your own words the construction, operation and characteristics of P-Channel JFET with…

A: The major part of this structure is p-type material. It is forming a channel between two n-type…

Q: Explain the Difference between the Fundamental and Derived Unit.

A: There are generally  three types of units which are used to typically measure a particular physical…

Q: At pinch-off voltage, the drain current in a FET is ___. Choose the correct answer: a.zero…

A: At pinch-off voltage, the drain current in a FET is ___.   Choose the correct answer: a.zero…

Q: Give the title proposal about renewable energy atleast 5 title Bachelor electrical engineering

A: Renewable Energy:- Renewable energy is produced using resources found in nature that are not…

Q: diff b/w aproximated & Interp0leted Curves. (Brief explanation with sketches)

A: Graphs are the pictorial representation of the system when we vary one quantity with respect to the…

Q: Identify the elements considered for the Voltage Drop calculations in D.C distribution system. О а.…

A: For DC distribution, voltage drop across the element?

KVL and KCL

KVL stands for Kirchhoff voltage law. KVL states that the total voltage drops around the loop in any closed electric circuit is equal to the sum of total voltage drop in the same closed loop.

Sign Convention

Science and technology incorporate some ideas and techniques of their own to understand a system skilfully and easily. These techniques are called conventions. For example: Sign conventions of mirrors are used to understand the phenomenon of reflection and refraction in an easier way.