Tellegen’s Theorem | Applications & Limitations

Tellegen’s Theorem This theorem states that algebraic sum of the power’s in any circuit (linear, non-linear, unidirectional, bi-directional, time-invariant and time-variant elements) at any instant is zero. It was published in 1952 by Bernard Tellegen. For verification of Tellegen’s theorem, KVL and KCL equations are used. Tellegen’s theorem works based on the principle of the law of … Read more

List of Nuclear Power Stations in India

Nuclear power is the fifth -largest source of electricity in India after thermal, hydroelectric and renewable sources of electricity. 1. Gorakhpur Atomic Power Station (under construction) Operator: NPCIL Establishment Date: Location: Fatehabad, Haryana Reactor Units (MW): 4 x 700 MW Installed Capacity (MW): 2. Kaiga Nuclear Power Plant Operator: NPCIL Establishment Date: November 16, 2000 Location: Kaiga, Uttara Kannada, … Read more

Resistance Box | Types & Features

Resistance box The box which contains the resistors which can cover a wide range of values for estimating and comparing the resistance is known as the resistance box. Features of Resistance box The accuracy of the resistance box is very high. The main application of the resistance box is to control the specific value of … Read more

Measurement of Thermal Conductivity | Gas Analyzer

A thermal conductivity gas analyzer is used to measure the chemical purity of a gas. The working of this type of analyzer is based on the difference in heat conductivity among gases. Fig. 1 shows the Basic thermal conductivity gas analyzer circuit. It is a Wheatstone bridge formed with two sensing resistors acting as balanced legs … Read more

Neutron Detection

The neutrons have the following property as they do not carry any charge. It is very difficult to detect neutrons. So, indirect methods are employed to detect neutrons. This consist of an arrangement where alpha or beta particles or gamma-rays are produced by colliding neutrons with a certain nuclear material. Indirect Method to detect Neutrons … Read more

Microphones – Measurement of Sound – Applications

A microphone is a transducer that converts sound into an electrical signal. In other words, a microphone is a special type of pressure transducer converting acoustic energy (pressure waves) into electrical energy. A microphone is nicknamed as mic or mike. The sensitive transducer element of a microphone is called its element or capsule. The sound is … Read more