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Electric power transmission
If we want to transmit electic current for a long distance, we must minimize a heat that releases because of the resistanse. We cannot make a cable wide because it is expensive and it will be massive. ...
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Light bulbs, Wattage meaning? [closed]
Light bulbs, Wattage meaning?
Two incandescent bulbs (120 V, 25 Watt) and (120 V, 500 Watt) connected to the same batteries.
Which one shines brighter? And why?
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Confusion about P=VI and V=IR
If we look at $P=VI$, we see that if the current doubles then the potential difference is halved
but this doesn't seem to make sense according to $V=IR$. If we look at that equation, since the ...
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Calculate the UPS Capacity in amp-hours [closed]
I am trying to find out the UPS capacity in amp-hours for my HP UPS system.
I've already done some calculations based on the UPS information from the HP Power Manager software.
Bellow are my ...
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An Ideal Transformer
In a transformer assumed to be transformer, power in the primary is equal to power in the secondary. So in a sense, the power in the secondary is 'fixed'. Output voltage in the secondary is also fixed ...
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Does the 'mAh' rating of a battery have something to do with its power?
I'm curious about the 'mAh' of a battery: how can this impact the power of the battery?
I've done some research on the internet, and most of the articles I found explain about the 'amount of charge ...
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Calculate power $P=V \times I$
I have an adapter which mentions like this...
Input: 100-240V~1.8A
50-60hZ
So how much power does it really consume?
I just knew ...
