ElectroTechnik

Overfluxing in Transformers

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The transformer works on the principle of mutual induction between the primary and secondary windings. The induction is caused by the const...

What are opto-coupler relays?

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Optocoupler relays are relays in which the changeover of contacts is effected by the switching on or off of a light source which is linked...

Zero-Switching of Transformers

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When inductive loads such as transformers or motors are switched on, a sudden rush of current into the winding is observed. This is known a...

What is the difference between AC and DC relays?

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AC and DC relays work on the same principle, that of, electromagnetic induction. However, there are some differences in construction. DC r...

AutoTransformers

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Autotransformers are transformers which contain only one winding unlike two windings in the conventional transformer. The same winding, ther...

Scopemeters - An Overview

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A scope meter is a handheld instrument that is used to see electrical parameters in graphical form. It can be described as a combination of...

What is the difference between a Variac, variable autotransformer and Dimmerstat?

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An Autotransformer is a transformer with only one winding. See more . A variable autotransformer is an autotransformer with a sliding scale...
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