Inductors are not commonly used in integrated circuits (ICs) due to several practical challenges and limitations associated with their implementation at the miniature scales of modern semiconductor technology. The primary…
Tuning an RC (radio control) transmitter is a crucial step to ensure optimal performance and responsiveness of your remote-controlled model. Here is a detailed guide on how to tune an…
Breakdown in reverse-biased diodes occurs when the voltage applied across the diode in the reverse direction exceeds a critical value. This phenomenon is commonly associated with two types of breakdown…
Converting current into voltage involves the use of a device called a resistor. This process is governed by Ohm’s Law, which states that the voltage across a resistor is directly…
The use of a step-down transformer in a half-wave rectifier is primarily driven by the need to match the voltage levels and optimize the efficiency of the rectification process. Let’s…
How does an AC motor work? There are two main aspects of an AC motor stator and a rotor, the supply is supplied (three-phase or single-phase) to the stator that…
Rectifiers are electronic devices designed to convert alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC) by allowing the flow of current in one direction only. They find widespread applications in various…
The no-load current in a transformer refers to the current that flows through the transformer’s primary winding when it is energized with the rated voltage on the primary side, but…
A rectifier is an electronic device that converts alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC). The primary function of a rectifier is to rectify the alternating voltage, allowing the flow…
Why is enhancement MOSFET preferred over depletion MOSFET for switching purposes? The source of the mosfet is very often connected to the power rail. therefore, the amplification type gates are…