What is a phasor measurement unit (PMU)?

Define Phasor and Phase angle.
Answer : ### Phasor: A **phasor** is a complex number that represents the magnitude and phase of a sinusoidal waveform (usually a voltage or current). Instead of dealing with the waveform in time ... (advanced). So, the phase angle helps describe the timing difference between different sinusoidal signals....

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Derive the torque equation of 3 φ I.M. under running condition.k) Explain production of R.M.F. in 3-phase I.M. when 3 φ supply is fed to it. Draw its phasor diagram.

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What is a performance measurement system?

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What is a power measurement device?

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What is a current measurement device?

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What is a voltage measurement device?

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What is a ripple measurement?

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How does a charge-sensitive detector work in radiation measurement?

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What is the purpose of a frequency counter in signal measurement?

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What is the purpose of a loss of excitation protection scheme using impedance measurement?

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Explain the advantage of using a Hall effect sensor for current measurement.

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What is the purpose of a strain gauge in force measurement?

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What is the purpose of a Rogowski coil in current measurement?

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Describe the method for the measurement of high voltage in an a.c circuit using a potential transformer.

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Explain with neat labeled diagram measurement of flow using a venturimeter.

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What is the role of a shunt resistor in current measurement?

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What is the purpose of a current transformer in power measurement?

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What is the purpose of a current shunt in measurement circuits?

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What is the measurement of Hall voltage?

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What is an input current measurement?

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What is the range of measurement of galvanometer?

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Explain the concept of sensor fusion in inertial measurement units (IMUs).

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Explain the concept of shielding effectiveness measurement.

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What battery measurement is performed when measuring the electrolytes specific gravity?

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What is the four point impedance measurement?

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What is the measurement of transfer impedance?

What is the measurement of transfer impedance?
Answer : Transfer impedance is a measure of how much one electrical circuit or component influences the behavior of another circuit or component when connected. It is typically used to characterize the ... one part of a circuit affects another, specifically in terms of voltage and current transfer....

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What are the different types of impedance measurement?

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Why superposition theorem is not applicable for power measurement?

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Explain with neat sketch: (i) Earth resistance measurement using earth tester (ii) High resistance measurement using megger.

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Describe how the following measurements can be made with the use of CRO: (i) Voltage measurement (ii) Time period measurement

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State the merits and demerits of power measurement using 2-wattmeter method.

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State errors occurring in measurement of electrical power.

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State the necessity of measurement necessity?

State the necessity of measurement necessity?
Answer : Measurement is a fundamental part of science, engineering, and everyday life. Here's why measurement is necessary: 1. **Accuracy and Precision**: Measurements help us quantify things ... provide the foundation for almost everything we do in both everyday life and professional practice....

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