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Depends on the context. In distribution systems (i.e. the conductors and related equipment between the last substation and houses/buildings), it refers to a circuit that comes out of the substation. Then it may branch into laterals. In house wiring, where the National Electrical Code governs (in the US), it refers to a circuit between the service equipment (i.e. first main circuit…

IF the power strip is rated 15 A, then each outlet in the strip should be able to provide 15 A on its own. The total current should not exceed 15 A either, so plugging a 15 A load into one outlet means not using any of the other outlets. Or, you can use any…

A small signal model of a MOSFET (or a BJT) is taken at a particular bias point and can be used to calculate gain, stability, high frequency response and the loading effects of the transistor in amplifier and oscillator circuits. These are often used to design RF low noise and small signal amplifiers for radio…

This is actually not a simple question. The first answer appears to be just the difference between a rectangular or triangular cross section and a circular cross section. The conductance is proportional to the cross sectional area. There are more factors involved in the shape of wire. One big one is cost. Round wire is…

Helicopters are incredible machines that can fly in any direction and hover in place. They achieve this by using their main rotor blades, which are long, narrow wings that rotate at high speeds and generate lift and thrust. But why don’t helicopters take off as soon as the blades start spinning? The answer is that…

Helicopters are incredible machines that can fly in any direction and hover in place. They achieve this by using their main rotor blades, which are long, narrow wings that rotate at high speeds and generate lift and thrust. But why don’t helicopters take off as soon as the blades start spinning? The answer is that…

However, I will note that all of his suggestions assume that there is a common ground between input and output voltages. If you need the 10 V output to be electrically isolated from the 19 V input, there are packaged devices called “DC to DC converter” which will do this. Internally, the DC to DC…