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A stepper motor, also sometimes referred as step motor or stepping motor divides the full rotation into a number of equal steps. In this article you’ll learn the fundamentals of stepper motor. A stepper motor is a βdigitalβ version of the electric motor. The rotor moves in discrete steps as commanded, rather than rotating continuously … Read more
A diode is a two-terminal semiconductor device that is formed by two doped regions of silicon that are separated by a PN junction. In this post you’ll learn the testing of Diode using a Multimeter. How to determine positive and negative terminals of diode with ohmmeter function Being able to determine the polarity (cathode versus … Read more
True, reactive, and apparent powers are three type of power in electric circuits. In this article you’ll learn all the basic concepts related to true, reactive, and apparent power. Basics of Reactive Power We know that reactive loads such as inductors and capacitors dissipate zero power, yet the fact that they drop voltage and draw … Read more
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Brodally classifying AC motors are of two types: Synchronous motors: Synchronous motors are those motors in which* the rotation of the shaft is synchronized with the frequency of the supply current Asynchronous motors: These are the electrical motors whose rotor rotates at the speed lesser than the synchronous speed. Also see: Synchronous Motor MCQ Induction … Read more
kVA to HP conversion formula comes handy while converting the known value of kVA to HP. You can use the following formula to convert kilovoltamps (kVA) to Horsepower (HP). HP = (kVA * Efficiency * PF)/0.746 Video on KVA to HP Conversion
Amps to kW Conversion Formula with solved examples
Reserve capacity of a power plant is defined as the Plant capacity minus maximum demand of the plant. Mathematically, Reserve capacity formula = Plant Capacity – Maximum Demand Numerical Problem The capacity of a power plant is 50 MW while the maximum demand of is 42 MW. Calculate the reserve capacity. Reserve capacity = Plant … Read more
kW to HP conversion formula with solved examples. kW to HP Conversion Video How to Convert kW to HP π ππΎ=π.πππππ π―π· To convert kW to HP multiply by 1.34102 5 kW to HP 5 kW = 5 * 1.34102 = 6.7051 HP kW to HP Table kW (kilowatt) HP (Horsepower) kW HP 1 kW … Read more
