Electricity Electricity is the movement of tiny particles called electrons from one place to another. This movement is also known as the flow of electric charge. Just like water flows through a pipe, electricity flows through wires or other materials. The speed and ease of this flow depend on the kind of material the electrons … Read more
Electric Current Electric current is the flow of tiny particles called electrons. Just like water flows through a pipe, electrons flow through wires. This flow is what we call electric current. We show electric current with the letter I, and its unit is called an ampere (A). You can think of it like measuring how … Read more
Caliper A caliper tool is a special tool used to measure things. It helps us find out the exact size of an object, like how long, wide, thick, or round it is. This tool is very useful when we need to be very accurate with measurements. Calipers are usually made of strong metals like high-carbon … Read more
Chisels A chisel is a very simple but powerful tool. It is mostly used to cut light and thin metal sheets. You can think of it like a strong metal stick that helps in cutting other metals. Chisels are made from high carbon steel. This steel is strong and tough, which makes the chisel strong … Read more
INTRODUCTION When we look at the many different things we measure in science—like speed, temperature, or weight—it may seem like we need a different unit for each one. But if we try to make a unique unit for every single thing, remembering all those units would become very confusing and nearly impossible. Luckily, many of … Read more
Fan Capacitors Electric fans are all around us. We use them in our homes, offices, factories, and even inside cars, trains, and computers. They help move air to keep us cool or to keep machines from overheating. Depending on how they get power, electric fans are mainly divided into three types: AC fans, DC fans, and AC/DC fans. … Read more
What is Resistance? When electricity flows through a substance, it doesn’t always have a smooth path. The thing that tries to slow down or stop this flow is called resistance. Electricity is actually the movement of tiny particles called free electrons. These electrons move through a material to create an electric current. But inside every … Read more
relation between electric field and potential What is an Electric Field? Imagine a charged object, like a balloon rubbed on your hair. Around it, something invisible forms — a kind of invisible space where other charges can feel a push or a pull. That invisible space is called an electric field. It’s like the area … Read more
What is Ohm’s Law? State Ohm law Ohm’s Law helps us understand how electricity moves through wires and other materials. It shows the connection between three important things: Voltage (V), Current (I), and Resistance (R). A long time ago, a scientist from Germany named Georg Simon Ohm discovered this simple but powerful rule. He found … Read more
What is Wheatstone Bridge? A Wheatstone Bridge is a simple electrical circuit used to find an unknown resistance. It works like a balance scale. When the bridge is balanced, we can easily calculate the missing value. The circuit has four resistors: These resistors are connected in a diamond shape, like a bridge. That’s why it’s … Read more
Kirchhoff Law Class 12 Kirchhoff gave two laws to solve complex circuits, namely ; Kirchhoff Current Law ( KCL ) or Kirchhoff First Law Kirchhoff Current Law is a basic and very important rule in electricity. It helps us understand how electric current flows in a circuit. This law is about junctions in an electrical … Read more
what is Heating Effect of Electric Current When electricity flows through a wire or any other material, it produces heat. This is called the heating effect of electric current. Imagine tiny particles, called electrons, moving through the wire. As they move, they bump into other particles inside the wire. These bumps or collisions make the … Read more
Operation “Sindoor“, On May 7, a powerful and precise action was taken by the Indian armed forces under Operation “Sindoor“, targeting nine terrorist locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK). These strikes were carefully planned and carried out with great skill, aiming to dismantle areas being used to support terrorism. The situation became even more … Read more
inductor definition- When electric current is passed through a coil, the device that opposes the change in current is called an inductor and the opposition or obstruction of sudden change in current by the inductive effect of this inductor is called inductance. what is inductor? The inductor stores magnetic flux, with larger valued inductors capable … Read more
what is Electricity? Types of Electricity- Electricity is mainly classified into two parts Static Electricity- Static electricity refers to the resting state of electrons, which is created by some rubbing or friction between two objects. what is electricity fact? If a glass rod is rubbed with a silk cloth, then due to the electrostatic effect … Read more
key point Introduction-(WHAT IS CHARGE?) What is electric Charge what is electricity Static Electricity Application of electric charge Computer printers, paint sprayers and seismographs are also based on electrostatics. Dynamic Electricity- Methods of electric Charge Generation- Charges are generated mainly in three ways- By friction- positively charged negatively charged glass rod cat skin woolen clothes … Read more
Introduction A universal motor is a special type of motor which is designed to run on either DC or singlephase AC supply. These motors are generally series wound (armature and field winding are in series), andhence produce high starting torque (See characteristics of DC motors here). That is why, universalmotors generally come built into the … Read more
Fuse An electrical fuse is a simple device used to interrupt an electrical circuit during over currentcondition due to short circuit and/or overload. An electrical fuse operates on the principle of heatingeffect of electric current. During normal operating condition, the current flowing through the fusingelement is such that the rate of heat production in the … Read more
What is a Circuit Breaker? A circuit breaker essentially consists of fixed and moving contacts, called electrodes. Undernormal operating conditions, these contacts remain closed and will not open automatically until andUnless the system becomes faulty.The contacts can be opened manually or by remote control whenever desired. When a fault occurs on anypart of the system, … Read more
A Complete Introduction Three-phase transformers are passive machines that pass electrical energy between circuits. In the secondary circuit, a magnetic flux induces an electromotive force (emf), thus stepping up (increase) or stepping down (decrease) voltages without altering the frequency. Transformers are the unsung heroes of modern electrical power systems, silently stepping up or stepping down … Read more
Introduction to Single-Phase Transformers Introduction to Single-Phase Transformers Why Are Single-Phase Transformers Important? Construction of a Single-Phase Transformer Core Assembly Winding Configuration Insulation System Core Materials and Design Insulation System Working Principle of a Single-Phase Transformer Fundamental Operating Concept EMF equation for 1ø transformer: – Types of Single-Phase Transformers Core-Type Transformers Shell-Type Transformers Step-Up Transformers … Read more
Difference Between Power And Distribution Transformer: Complete Guide, Key Differences, Applications & Cost Analysis Electricity travels a long journey before reaching our homes and industries. From large power plants to the small transformers installed in our neighborhoods, each component of the power system plays a critical role. In this journey, power transformers and distribution transformers … Read more
Introduction and Importance of Power Factor In today’s electrical systems, electrical energy is almost entirely generated, transmitted, and distributed in the form of AC (Alternating Current).This makes power factor an important topic in electrical engineering. Most loads—such as induction motors, arc lamps, and other inductive equipment—generally have a low and lagging power factor. When the … Read more
