Introduction In any electrical network, the highest amount of power is used to transmit the power to the load for its operation. A better example of this is an audio amplifier as they transmit the…
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The capacitor is, first of all, it is to say that it is an electrical component consisting of a dielectric current between two conductive sheets. This is a widely used component. The topic that will…
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Among the topics that are the first to study electrical subjects , Voltage, power etc. Everyone is very interested to know about these. In this article we will discuss these general issues. What is the…
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Occasionally we are faced with some circuits that cannot be solved with Ohm’s formula or other formulas. Then we have to seek the help of certain sources. Workforce formulas are specialized formulas that can solve…
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Before knowing the short circuit, open circuit closed circuit, we need to know who knows what circuit. If you look at the circuit above, you can see that it is a complete circuit. A battery…
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It is not possible to construct a circuit without element or component. The first essential element in the formation of any circuit is the circuit element. Circuit Elements are also called Circuit Elements or Circuit…
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What Is Electric Charge? It is essentially a feature inside the atom of matter. The charge is the electronic state of the object. When an atom accepts or excludes excess electrons, that state is called…
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Thevenin Theorem is a popular method of solving complex circuits. 1883 The French telegraph engineer Leon Charles Thevenin Discover this theory. But 1926 The German scientist, Hermann von Helmholtz, was known at the time 1853…
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Just like the current source of the Kirchoff, the voltage source of the Kirchoff is very important. The combination of these two sources and Ohm’s formulas forms the basis of electrical circuit theory. So to…
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Norton’s Theorem: Norton’s Theorem is a very popular method for solving complex circuits, as well as Thevenin’s Theorem. We have already discussed the Thevenin’s Theorem in detail. Today we will discuss in detail the Norton…
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