Apparent, Active and Reactive Power
The article provides an overview of apparent, active and reactive power in AC circuits, explaining their definitions, relationships … Read More
Maximum Power Transfer Theorem
The article explains the Maximum Power Transfer Theorem, which states that maximum power output is achieved when the … Read More
Nodal Analysis or Node voltage Method
The article explains the nodal analysis or node voltage method used for circuit analysis, focusing on using node … Read More
Comparison between Electrical and Magnetic Circuits
The most important differences between Electrical Circuit and Magnetic Circuit are discussed in this article on the basis … Read More
Hysteresis Loss | Eddy Current and Core Losses
The area within the hysteresis loop is a product of B and H and this area represents the … Read More
Hysteresis Loop Explained
The article explains the hysteresis loop in ferromagnetic materials, covering its significance in analyzing magnetic properties, demagnetization, and … Read More
Mesh Current Analysis Method | Solved Example
The article introduces the Mesh Current Analysis method, a systematic technique for calculating loop currents in electrical circuits … Read More
Absolute and Relative Magnetic Permeability
This article covers absolute and relative magnetic permeability along with their formula and examples. What is an Absolute … Read More
Magnetic Field Intensity | Definition Formula
Magnetomotive force, ℑ , per unit length, is called the magnetic field intensity H. Magnetic Field Intensity Unit Magnetic … Read More
Magnetic Flux Density | Definition and Formula
Magnetic Flux Density Flux density is the measure of the number of magnetic lines of force per unit … Read More
Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law (KVL)
The article explains Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law (KVL), which states that the sum of voltage drops around any loop … Read More
Kirchhoff’s Current law (KCL)
The article provides an overview of Kirchhoff’s Current Law (KCL), explaining the principle of current conservation at a … Read More