Md Nazmul Islam
Relation between Resistance and Temperature | A Story
Relation between resistance and temperature, want to know about it? Resistance is the ability of a substance to interfere with the conduction of electricity. The relationship between this resistance and temperature is very sweet. As the heat changes, the ability to resist will also be changed. This change is...
Can a 50Hz transformer run on 60Hz and 60Hz transformer run on 50Hz?
The transformer is a stationary device. Various questions about this device make the minds of electrical engineering students restless. Now, a question might arise about can a 50Hz transformer run on 60Hz?
If we want to know the answer to this question, we have to go to Saudi Arabia.
Two friends...
Effect of Low / High Voltage on Electricity Bill
Effect of low/ high voltage on electricity bill- have you ever thought about this? Does high voltage causes more consumption of electricity? Let's learn.
Voltage and current are crying needs for a device operation. Voltage is very crucial to deviate electrons from the conductor connected to your device. Again, the...
What Is RYB in a 3 Phase System? Full Form, Colour Code and Voltage
RYB means Red, Yellow, Blue: the colour codes for the three phases. RYB full form, phase and line voltage (230/400 V), phase sequence and the new IEC colours.
Relay
This animation shows how a relay works as an electrically operated switch.
Relays allow a low-voltage control signal to switch high-voltage or high-current loads safely.
They are commonly used in automation, protection circuits, motor control, and home appliances.
Key Components:
Control Coil: A small electromagnetic coil activated by a low voltage (e.g., 5V).
Armature...
Circuit Breakers
This animation shows the internal mechanism of a circuit breaker and how it automatically cuts off electrical power during a fault.
A circuit breaker detects overcurrent or short-circuit conditions and quickly separates its contacts to protect wiring, appliances, and the entire electrical system.
Key Components:
Incoming & Outgoing Terminals: Where electrical power...
Transformers
This animation explains how a transformer changes the voltage level of alternating current (AC).
Transformers work on the principle of electromagnetic induction, transferring electrical energy from one coil to another without any direct electrical connection.
They are essential in power systems for stepping voltage up for transmission and down for safe...
Distribution System
This animation shows how electricity is delivered from the local substation to homes, shops, and small industries.
The distribution system is the final stage of the power network, where high-voltage electricity is stepped down to safe levels and sent directly to consumers.
Key Components:
High-Voltage Lines: Carry power from the main transmission...
Transmission Lines
Here is your app-ready article for Transmission Lines, written in the same clean, structured format as your other topics. Perfect for your “Power System” category.
Transmission Lines
This diagram shows how high-voltage transmission lines carry electrical power from the power station to cities, factories, and residential areas.
After electricity is generated, it...
Generation of Electricity
This animation shows how a thermal power plant generates electricity by converting heat energy into electrical energy.
Fuel is burned to produce heat, which turns water into steam. The steam drives a turbine connected to a generator, creating electrical power that is sent to homes and industries.
Key Components:
Fuel Handling System:...
Voltage Divider Rules
This diagram explains the Voltage Divider, a basic DC circuit used to split a single supply voltage into smaller, desired output voltages.
A voltage divider uses two resistors in series to divide the input voltage proportionally.
It is widely used in sensors, reference circuits, biasing, and signal level adjustments.
Key Components:
Voltage Source...
Ohm’s Law
Ohm’s Law
This animation demonstrates Ohm’s Law, the fundamental relationship between voltage (V), current (I), and resistance (R) in a DC circuit.
It shows how changing the supply voltage or resistance directly affects the current flowing through a resistor.
Ohm’s Law is the foundation of all electrical calculations in both basic and...
