What is Inductor in Electronics? An inductor has been defined as a physical device which is capable of storing energy by virtue of a current flowing through it. An Inductor…
What is Resistor in Electronics? What is Resistor in Electronics? - Resistance is a dissipative element, which converts electrical energy into heat, when the current flows through it in any…
Pin Diagram of 80286 Microprocessor: The Pin Diagram of 80286 Microprocessor is available in 68-pin PLCC (Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier), 68-pin Ceramic LCC (Lead Less Chip Carrier) and 68-pin PGA…
Recursive and Non Recursive Realisation: In recursive realisations, the present output value depends on the input (past and present values), as well as the previous value of the output. It…
Two Port Network Articles: Terminal Pairs or Ports: A pair of terminals at which an electrical signal may enter or leave a network is called a port. The terminals or…
Lattice Network: The lattice network is one of the common four terminal networks. These networks are generally used in filter sections and also used as symmetrical attenuators. Consider the lattice…
Basic Components of Static Relays Articles Semiconductor Diodes in Static Relays: The pn junction has rectifying characteristics as shown in Fig. (10.1). If a source of emf is connected to…
Inrush Currents in Transformer: Magnetizing Inrush Currents in Transformer contain pronounced harmonics but the current during internal fault conditions is sinusoidal. Advantage is taken of this fact in the design…