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• Unit is ampere(A)
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• Conventional direction of flow of
current is from +ve terminal to –ve • its value depends on the nature of the
terminal. material.
Potential Conductance
• It is the work done in moving unit • It is the measure of ease to the flow
charge from one point to another. of current through a substance. It is
denoted by G.
V= 1
F=
%
1 • Unit is Siemens (S) or mho
1 = G'
1! "#
F=
Ohms law 1
G=
&
GH I J I HKH L M N IHOHI I J I 'JI
Unit is mho/meter or Siemens/meter.
= +
^ ^ ^
Effect of temperature on Resistance
^ ^
• For a conductor, if resistance at t1 = ^ =
^ +^
R0 and resistance at t2 = Rt then
• If ‘n’ number of same resistance (R)
%P = %Q (1 + $∆ ) are connected in parallel, then the
equivalent resistance
∆ = V − X
Q ^
$H ℎ "N. I OOHIH J ' X! ^ =
Drift Velocity:
^ =^ +^
• If ‘n’ number of same resistance(R) • I = nAeVd
are connected in series, the
equivalent resistance, Vd = drift velocity of e-
Electrical Network:
Active Element:
∅
b=
c
mmf = NI
N= No. of turns
MAGNETIC CIRCUITS
Magnetic field strength or magnetic field Relation between magnetising force (H) and
intensity (H) magnetic flux density (B)
n$
'
n=
oQ op '
Permeability
magnetic field.
• Able to retain magnetic properties ! J I 'JI } M" 'JI
after the removal of field. 1 1
• wf is large and +ve % H 'JI % I 'JI
Conductivity(GU Permeability (oU
• op >> 1
• Eg: Fe, Co, Ni, steel.
Electro Magnetism 1. Dynamically induced emf: emf
induced when a conductor is
• Force on a current currying moved across a stationary field.
conductor, F = Bilsin~ Newton Eg: generator, motor
Right hand Thumb Rule 2. Statically induced emf: emf
induced when the conductor is
• It is used to find out the direction of stationary and the magnetic field
flux. is moving or charging.
• It states that when a current carrying Eg: transformer
conductor holds in right hand with • Statically induced emf can be divided
extended thumb pointing in the into two:
direction of current then the finger 1. Self induced emf: the emf induced
encircling the conductor will point in a coil due to the change of its
along the direction of magnetic flux. own flux linked with it.
• Self inductance: it is the property of a
Voltage induced in a conductor placed in a
conductor due to which it opposes
magnetic field, V = Blvsin~ volts
any change of current or flux through
Faradays Laws of Electromagnetic induction it .
• It is denoted by ‘L”
First Law • Unit is Henry.
k∅ k€ k € |‚ |ƒ `
• Whenever the magnetic flux linked L= _ •
= h
with a conductor changes, an emf is
induced in the conductor and current 2. Mutually induced emf: the emf
starts flowing if the circuit is closed. induced in a coil due to changing
current in neighbouring coil.
Second Law: • Mutual inductance: the property of
neighbouring coil to induce a voltage
• The magnitude of induced emf is
in one coil due to the change of
directly proportional to the rate of
current in the other coil.
change of flux linkage.
•∅ • It is denoted by ‘M’.
e= N •P
• Unit: Henry
k€ ∅„ k… ∅„ k… k€
Lenz’s law M= _…
= _€
= •
X V Amplitude:
E = V‰
• It is the maximum value of positive
AC Fundamentals
and negative value of an alternating
• Voltage or current is in the form of quantity.
sine function. Hence it is represented
RMS value:
as
• RMS value of an alternating current is
V = Š‹ ;<E Œ
given by the steady (DC) current
I = •‹ ;<E Œ which when flowing through a given
circuit for a given time produces the
Œ = Ž ••‘Ž’ “’ • ”• = “= –
f same heat as produced by the
alternating current when flowing
f= frequency in HertZ through the same circuit for same
time.
T = Time period in Seconds
f
pf— = = 0.707 f
√2
Average value:
2f
z› = = 0.637 f
r
Form Factor: • Powerfactor, cos ∅ 0
• ∅ = 900
• It is the ratio of rms value average
• Inductive reactance, XL = ‰
value of sinusoidal current.
• Unit: ohm
M" • V = Š‹ ;<E Œ
žž 1.11
'K[ • I = •‹ ;<E ¡Œ W ¢
Peak factor or crest factor
Ac through Pure capacitance:
• It is the ratio of maximum value to
• current leads voltage by 900.
rms value of alternating quantity.
• Average power, P = 0
"'Ÿ. K' • Powerfactor, cos ∅ 0
}. ž 1.414
M" K' • ∅ = 900
• capacitive reactance, Xc = !
• Unit: ohm
Average and rms value of different • V = Š‹ ;<E Œ
waveform • I = •‹ ;<ERŒ S U
Power Triangle
Delta connection
• Netvoltage= z S ¨ S © 0
Power Measurement in Three phase circuits Generation of power
Conventional Non-
sources of conventional
energy sources of
energy
These These
sources of sources of
energy are energy are
not abundant in
abundant, nature, e.g.
present in solar energy,
limited wind energy,
quantity, tidal energy,
e.g. coal, biogas from
petroleum, biomass etc.
natural gas.
They have They are yet
been in use in
for a long development
time. phase over
the past few
years.
They are not They are
replenished replenished
continuously continuously
. They are by natural
formed over processes.
a million They are They are not
years. used used as
They are They are extensively, extensively
called non- called at a higher as
renewable renewable rate than conventional
sources of sources of the non- sources.
energy. energy. conventional
They can be They cannot sources.
exhausted be
completely exhausted Hydro Power Plant
due to over- completely.
• Tunnel and penstock: They form
consumption
water conduit system which carries
except for
water from the reservoir to the
hydel
turbine of power house.
power.
• Surge tank: it functions as a pressure
They pollute They are regulator in the water line.
the environment
Thermal Power Plant
environment -friendly, do
by emitting not pollute • Boiler: it is used for producing steam
harmful the at high pressure.
gases and environment • Economizer: it is used to extract heat
also . from the flue gases for heating feed
contribute to water. It also improves efficiency.
global Nuclear Power Plant
warming.
They are They are
• Elements used are uranium (U 235) or
thorium.
commonly used
• Nuclear fission: it is a process
used for commonly
in nuclear physics in which the
industrial used for
nucleus of an atom splits into two or
and household more smaller nuclei
commercial purposes. as fission products, and usually some
purposes. by-product particles.
Heavy Using these • Moderator: it is used to slow down
expenditure sources is the neutrons produced during nuclear
is involved less
reaction. Eg: graphite
• Control Rod: it increases the reaction
in using and expensive.
and more energy is produced.
maintaining
• Coolant: heat transfer is done by the
these
coolant. Commonly used coolants are
sources of molten sodium, heavy water, etc.
energy.
• The shield of nuclear reactor is made WORKING PRINCIPLE
of a thick layer of concrete or lead to
stop the radioactive rays generated by • Transformer works on the principle of
the reaction. mutual induction.
• • When an alternating voltage V1 is
applied to the primary winding of a
transformer, an alternating current I1
flows through it, which produces an
alternating flux ǿ in the core. This flux
links both the windings. According to
Faradays Laws of Electromagnetic
Induction, the flux induces emf in the
primary(E1) and secondary winding
(E2). According to Lenzs law, the
induced emf act in opposite direction
to the applied voltage. If the circuit is
closed, an ouput current starts
flowing in the secondary.
• E1 is equal to V1 and 180˚ out of
SINGLE PHASE TRANSFORMER phase with it.
- •
= = =®
- •
STEP-UP TRANSFORMER • Silicon is used for reducing
hysteresis loss.
• A transformer in which the output
(secondary) voltage is greater
than its input (primary) voltage is
called a step-up transformer. The
step-up transformer decreases
the output current for keeping
the input and output power of the
system equal.
• N2 > N1, E2 > E1, K>1
CONSTRUCTION
SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR
Equivalent circuit
• The function of brushes is to collect
current from the commutator.
• They are made of carbon.
• The brushes rest on the commutator
segment.
• The commutator and brush
arrangement is the connecting link
between the armature winding and
external circuit.
Shunt generator
Self-Excited D.C. Generators
• In a shunt generator, the field winding is
• A d.c. generator whose field magnet connected in parallel with the armature
winding is supplied current from the winding so that terminal voltage of the
output of the generator itself is called generator is applied across it.
a self-excited generator. • The shunt field winding has many turns of
• There are three types of self-excited fine wire having high resistance.
generators depending upon the Therefore, only a part of armature current
manner in which the field winding is flows through shunt field winding and the
connected to the armature, namely; rest flows through the load.
1. Series generator
2. Shunt generator
3. Compound generator
Series generator
F = Bil Newtons
V = applied voltage
Eb = back e.m.f.
Ra = armature resistance
Ia = armature current
V = Eb + IaRa
Types of D.C. Motors
3. Compound motors
• Differential-compound motors are
rarely used because of their poor
torque characteristics.
• However, cumulative-compound
motors are used where a fairly
Applications of D.C. Motors constant speed is required with
irregular loads or suddenly applied
1. Shunt motors heavy loads.
• Industrial use: Presses, shears,
The characteristics of a shunt motor
reciprocating machines etc.
reveal that it is an approximately constant
speed motor. It is, therefore, used
2. Series motors