Determine the magnitude of the voltage required to accelerate an electron to kinetic energy of 75 micro joules? It is a Basics electrical subject.

Q: Explain using a figure and an equation the concept of “absorbed power by” an electrical element.…

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Q: What is the unit of mobility of electron?

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Q: 1. Explain the conventional nature of electricity.

A: "Since, you have asked multiple questions, according to our guidelines, we can solve only one…

Q: What will be the charge and mass of an electron? I am stuck. Please help. Will give good feedback.

A: Electrons are negatively charged particles and they revolve in elliptical orbits around the atomic…

Q: Explain with a neat block diagram the measurement of temperature using Thermistor (measuring…

A: Thermistor is a resistor, which is a special variant(type). When temperature changes, then the…

Q: What is resistivity of a material

A: In this question we discuss what is resistivity of a material ?

Q: What are electrical charges? What is an electric current?

A: Electric charge :  Electric charge is property of matter and  elements which cause it to experience…

Q: Which material would you expect to have greater resistance, plastic or silver? Explain your choice.

A: Plastic has greater resistance than silver.

Q: Explain and why 20 words, Advantages of Electrical Method for each number. Advantages of Electrical…

A: 1. When compared to the other methods, the electrical method is more effective and takes less time.…

Q: What will be the charge to mass ratio of electrons?

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Q: How properties like Electrical, thermal, optical, mechanical are used or function in energy…

A: Electrical energy can be utilized to move charged particles through a wire from a force plant to our…

Q: A flow chart detailing the sequence of manufacture of the energy saving switch for a kettle.

A: Since you have asked multiple question ,we will slove the first question for you .If you want any…

Q: Falling valence electrons to lower energy levels emit ______?     Heat     Light     Sound…

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Q: Q.6 a) Name and explain the process to join any electrical component on strip board. b) List the…

A: 6. (a) Soldering is the technique used to connect any electrical component to a strip of circuit…

Q: Name the functional unit for an electric car battery

A: The most common battery that is used in electric cars is a Lithium-ion battery. There are many…

Q: Ways to generate electricity and name the most efficient one.

A: There are various methods to generate electricity: Hydro energy Nuclear Coal Natural gas Biomass…

Q: alculate the maximum force that should be applied via a pulling eye to a 70 mm2, 3-core copper…

A: Given, The maximum force applied via a pulling eye to a 70 mm2, 3 core copper cable, For copper…

Q: Explain how electrical devices can begin operating almost immediately after you throw a switch, even…

A: when a switch is thrown at that time device operates immediately, the reason behind it is that the…

Q: Explain the working principles of laser printers. Assume you are designing a printer, which formulas…

A: Laser printers are a great deal like scanners and utilize a similar fundamental innovation. In fact,…

Q: The voltage required to cause minimum lethal level of shock current to pass through a person body is…

A: Let's utilise ohm's law to find the body resistance of the human being.

Q: What must be known in order to calculate the energy used by an electrical appliance?    a.current…

A: Energy of any appliance is equal to voltage and current. Unit of energy is Watt-sec.

Q: : Explain clearly various processes which explain electric breakdown in vacuum.

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Q: Advantages and Disadvantages of using fossil fuel energy.

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Q: What are the basic parts of a battery? How do batteries generate electrical current?

A: Battery: It is a device that is used to store electrical energy. In this electrical energy is stored…

Q: What are the purpose and importance of analyzing electrical symbol and diagrams

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Q: 6 volts are applied along a 2-cm-long semiconductor bar. The average drag speed is 104 cm/sec. What…

A: Drift velocity is given as                               ϑd=µE where µ is the mobility of an…

Q: Trivia about electricity and how electricity help us in daily lives

A: Electricity- Electricity can be defined as the flow of charge (electrons flow) in a conductor. As…

Q: What is the best rechargeable battery used in electric vehicle application? Explain the principle,…

A: The batteries used in electric car are one of the most crucial parts of a vehicle's system.…

Q: Give a mathematical example of a moving iron instrument.

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Q: The rate of flow of charge is measured in

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Q: What are the components of Electro mechanical Energy meters? and what are their functions?

A: Electro mechanical energy meter -  This Energy Meters are the combination of Mechanical and…

Q: Explain why mobility of electrons are much more than mobility of holes?

A: When an electric field is applied to a semiconductor, then the carriers (electrons and holes) drift…

Q: Advantages and Disadvantages of using solar energy.

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Q: Subject: FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS Please provide an answer with solution for the…

A: In this question we will find value of R...

Q: how does heat affect the resistance of most metals and their alloys?

A: resistance is a property which opposes the change in the current

Q: Explain the basic function of a heat sink

A: Every electrical / electronic device or component when connected to the power supply generates heat.…

Q: What is electricity

A: Electricity is the set of physical phenomena associated with the presence and motion of matter…

Q: Why electrons are more mobile than the holes? Please explain

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Q: Discuss the moving iron voltmeter and ammeter?

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Q: Describe the six different forms of energy are encountered in bringing power from a nuclear plant to…

A: The nuclear power plant's used the radioactive elements such as uranium for the nuclear fission…

Q: What is a voltaic cell? Please explain in detail.

A: Voltaic cell are also known as electrochemical cell it is basically used to produced electrical…

Q: 8. Determine the reluctance of a piece of cast ste 150 mm and cross-sectional area 1800 mm2 when the…

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Q: Explain clearly various processes which explain electric breakdown in vacuum.

A: Electrical breakdown or dielectric breakdown is a cycle that happens when an electrically protecting…

Q: Explain how Solar energy souce are harnessed in producing electricity.

A: we need to explain how Solar energy souce are harnessed in producing electricity.

Types of Charge Carriers

A carrier is a type of object which carries a particular thing from one point to another point. For instance, people use different vehicles from one place to another, and the vehicle carries those people and acts as a carrier.