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What is Dynatron Oscillator : Circuit & Its Working

May 4, 2021 By WatElectronics

Dynatron Oscillator

The oscillator is the foremost device in the domain of electronics and electrical applications. This crucial device is functioned to generate alternating current generally with the implementation of tuned circuits and some amplification equipment like thermionic vacuum tubes. Oscillators are specially employed to produce an increased range of frequency currents in the case of carrier waves in radio transmission probably are alleviated by linking the piezoelectric crystal (crucially quartz) with … [Read more...]

What is Stagger Tuned Amplifier & Its Working

April 30, 2021 By WatElectronics

Stagger Tuned Amplifier

The theory of modern electronics is based on amplification, which is achieved using the circuit called the amplifier circuit. As we know, the gain of the amplifier is not varied according to the signal frequency. Hence, to amplify and select the desired range of frequency a tuned amplifier circuit is needed. An amplifier circuit, which is used to amplify the desired range of frequency or a narrow band range of frequencies and rejects all other frequencies known as tuned amplifiers. To amplify … [Read more...]

What is Faraday’s Law : Formula & Its Experiment

April 22, 2021 By WatElectronics

Faraday's Law and Mutual Induction

Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction was the own discovery of two scientists Michael Faraday in the year 1831 and Joseph Henry in the year 1832. The first results from his experiments were released by Faraday. In his initial experiment, he found the principle of electromagnetic induction. In this, he rolled two metallic wire strips all across the iron ring. With this, he came to know the principle behind electromagnets. He believed that when there is the flow of current at one end of the w … [Read more...]

What is Flyback Converter : Design & Its Working

April 6, 2021 By WatElectronics

Flyback Converter

In the domain of electronics, we know that a regulator is a type of device or apparatus that can control the level of output power. There are many kinds of regulators available in the market which depends on the supply of power. But primarily, in the conversion process of DC to DC, there are mainly two kinds of regulators which are Linear and Switching. A linear type of regulator adjusts the output through a resistive voltage drop. With this, efficiency decrement and also power loss in the form … [Read more...]

What is a Voltage Follower : Circuit & Its Working

April 3, 2021 By WatElectronics

Circuit of Voltage Follower

We all know that an operational amplifier is the analog type of circuit that considers differential voltage as input and provides a single-ended voltage as output. These op-amps are mainly employed in the voltage follower circuits. But the arrangement of the op-amp in the voltage follower imposes high risk and capacitive stacking of oscillations. These huge loads show more impact on the operational amplifier stability dependent applications. So, let us know how the arrangement can be done in a … [Read more...]

Wien Bridge Oscillator : Circuit Diagram & Its Operation

March 26, 2021 By WatElectronics

Wein bridge oscillator

The electronic circuits used to generate periodic, oscillating signals such as sine waves or square wave,s or triangular wave are known as Oscillators. Oscillators take a DC signal and convert them into the required AC signal. These are used in numerous electronic devices where a clock signal is required. Some of the applications of oscillators are clock generators in calculators, computers, digital clocks, video games, etc... The signals generated by oscillators are also used in radio … [Read more...]

What is Synchroscope : Circuit & Its Working

March 18, 2021 By WatElectronics

Synchroscope

In electrical power systems, a device is needed to measure the angle between any two AC systems like power networks or generators, which are synchronized with each other. To synchronize any two electrical systems, they must be operating at the same frequency at a phase angle of zero degrees. The synchroscope devices are used to measure the frequency and phase angle differences between two AC systems. If these differences are zero, then the two systems can be connected and synchronized with each … [Read more...]

What is EasyEDA : PCB Designing & Circuit Simulation

March 15, 2021 By WatElectronics

Printed Circuit Board

Before clearly knowing about the tool EasyEDA, let us first understand why this tool is required and how it saves cost and time in the domain of electrical engineering. People who work in the professions of the embedded engineer, electrical engineer, and electrical tester, have to design circuits, create boards and simulate the boards in an easier and simpler approach.  So, EasyEDA is the online tool that crucially helps in the design of circuits. The initial version of this tool was appeared in … [Read more...]

What is Gate Turnoff Thyristor & Its Working

March 12, 2021 By WatElectronics

Gate Turnoff Thyristor

"Thyristor" is a semiconductor device that is popularly used as a switch in power circuits. With alternating layers of P-type and N-type materials, the thyristor is designed as a four-layered structure. It is available as both two-lead and three-lead designs. The three-lead design of the thyristor consists of an anode, a cathode, and a Gate lead. The thyristor usually starts conducting when the gate lead is triggered with the current and once turned ON, the thyristor conducts continuously until … [Read more...]

What is Lenz’s Law : Formula, Significance & Its Uses

March 8, 2021 By WatElectronics

Lenzs Law

Lenz’s law was initially proposed by Heinrich Friedrich Lenz where his entire career was completely contributed to physics and chemistry. His initial observation was on the Peltier effect which means metals conductivity nature and change in the value of electrical resistance in correspondence to temperature. Then the research of Lenz moved to electrical conductivity and discovered the Joule effect which was the study regarding electrical variations independence were directed to the announcement o … [Read more...]

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