What are the main points of a capacitor?

What are the key points of steady state?
Answer : In the context of electrical systems, the **steady state** refers to the condition where all the variables (voltage, current, power, etc.) in the system have become stable and ... steady state is important because it helps engineers design systems that function optimally and predictably over time....

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What are the important points of BJT?

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What are the two points to distinguish between interference and diffraction fringes?

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what are the points to be consider for MCB(miniature circuit breaker selection?

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What is the main purpose of a capacitor?

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What is the main function of capacitor?

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What is the main use of capacitor?

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What is the main principle of capacitor?

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What is the equivalent resistance between two points in a circuit?

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Give a comparison between LED and CFL lamps (Any four points).

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Compare nominal - I and nominal - II method of transmission line (Any six points).

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Discuss the effect of transmission line parameters on the performance of transmission line (any six points).

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Compare the MCCB with ELCB on any three points. State the application of the RCBO.

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What is Fleming left hand rule Class 10 points?

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What is the divergence between two points?

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How do you find the Equivalent Resistance between two points?

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How do you find the equivalent resistance between two points?

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Compare casing caping wiring with concealed wiring. (any four points)

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Compare U-tube manometer and well type manometer on any four points.

Compare U-tube manometer and well type manometer on any four points.
Answer : Here's a comparison between the **U-tube manometer** and the **well-type manometer** on four points: ### 1. **Design and Structure** - **U-tube Manometer**: ... are more accurate for small pressure differences, while well-type manometers are better suited for larger pressure variations....

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Compare between: (i) Ultrasonic and Radar type level measurement (any three points) (ii) U-tube and well type manometer (any three points).

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State the selection criteria for transducers (any eight points).

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Compare microprocessor & microcontroller. (any four points)

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Compare Harrord and Non-Neuman architecture. (any two points)

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Compare HRC fuse and Circuit breakers as interrupting devices on any four points.

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Differentiate between symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults (any two points).

Differentiate between symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults (any two points).
Answer : Here's a simple differentiation between symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults: 1. **Nature of Fault**: - **Symmetrical Faults**: These involve all three phases of the system (in a three-phase system ... methods because they don't affect the system equally. Let me know if you need more details!...

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