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High School/JEE/NEET/IPhO Physics | 17-19 Yrs
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sir shouldn't the eddy current in the first animation be in anticlockwise direction (just a small observation)
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Should it not be sin(wt pi/2)?
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Sir, could you kindly explain how is the magnetic flux directed to the secondary coil by the soft iron core.........
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Sir, in the alternative method where you told "total function is periodic" did you mean that the period of the function i^2 is the half cycle of current??
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if v=L.di/dt should'nt I be =0?
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sir i know you have busy schedule sir i request u to pls upload advance illustration of AC....before jee advacned 2019 if possible..thanks in advance
6 years ago by Sarju Panchal
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Sir resonance frequency means omega r (or) fr
6 years ago by geetha
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How do we know which vale of current is used rms ,simple I or average value while solving numericals
6 years ago by anand
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Can we apply the phasor as complex no. analysis in alternating current in CBSE board exam?
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Sir Can we say that a bandwidth is independent of capacitance i.e a RLC circuit is having same bandwidth as that of RL circuit ??
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sir a question-how a=can we find the time taken by the current to change from the peak value to rms value if the alternating potential is given by V=220sin(100pi t) and a resistance of 20 ohm?
8 years ago by Priyansh Tiwari
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If you have studied SHM then by its circular motion analysis it can be easily calculated...
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Why no advanced illustrations for AC?
8 years ago by Ali Hasan
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A 10uf capacitor is connnected with an ac source E=200root2 sin (100t)V through an ac ammeter (it reads only rms value) What will be the reading of the ammeter?
8 years ago by Yashraj Labde
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Kindly explain physical meaning and significane of phase difference
9 years ago by Suneel Dhariwal
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Sir Do you have a video about resonance in parallel circuit?
9 years ago by jack smith
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Why are we associating angles (Phase) with the resistance and reactance? It should be associated with V and I only and R WL and WC should be constant.
9 years ago by Prateek Jain
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sir i do not solve circuits with lcr prallal combination give me some idea
9 years ago by Arvind kumar meena
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Sinomegat is 0
9 years ago by Riahav sharma
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How is avg value of sin2omegat is 1/2 and sinomegat is 1
9 years ago by Riahav sharma
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Sinomegat is 0*
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sir once expalin how to calculate time constant
9 years ago by surya
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express ac in ckt diagram as dc i.e how ac changes its direction andvoltage w.r.t time.
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9 years ago by
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Respected sir I do not feel how emf is inversely proportional to current. i2 should be depends on load resistance ?
10 years ago by sudeep khare
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How soft iron core helps in passing same magnetic field to secondary coil?
10 years ago by sudeep khare
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Why we didn't take Irms to measure Iwattless?
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why e rms is not e/root2 here?
10 years ago by pranjal
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In problem we are given with 500V rms value... unless specified peak value... always consider the given value at rms/effective value...
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Why haven't you given the proofs of result you taught in phasor algebra?
10 years ago by Himansh
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There are some parameters of standard phasor impedances and rest I have taken... pl specify if you need any particular... you can also refer to download section for advance level content...
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two long parallel wires are at a distance 2d apart.they carry steady equal currents flowing out of the paper.the variation of magnetic field b along the line joining them is given by :
11 years ago by kilari karthik
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approaching to infinite close to wires and minimum at midway...
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