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Air Refrigeration System (Advantages and Disadvantages of Air Refrigeration)| Refrigeration

The virtues of air refrigeration, including cheapness, availability and safety of the refrigerant used made it quite appealing to the early inventors of refrigeration machines. Air refrigeration dates back to the middle of nineteenth century, but it was not until 1877 that a reliable unit was developed. It was used mostly for cold-storage of meat on ships. However, the equipment [...]

By |2018-08-01T11:32:15+05:30August 1, 2018|Refrigeration|Comments Off on Air Refrigeration System (Advantages and Disadvantages of Air Refrigeration)| Refrigeration

Top 5 Methods of Refrigeration (Natural and Artificial Methods of Refrigeration)

Top 5 Methods of Refrigeration (Natural and Artificial Methods of Refrigeration)! 1. Natural Methods: (a) By Using Ice or Snow: The natural methods include the utilization of ice or snow produced naturally in cold climate. Ice melts at 0°C, so when it is placed in a space or system warmer than 0°C heat flows into ice and the space is [...]

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Simple Vapour Compression Refrigeration System (with diagram) | Thermodynamics

In this article we will discuss about simple vapour compression refrigeration system. Introduction to Vapour Compression System: For a closed cycle of refrigeration employing the condensable refrigerant vapour, the following processes are required: (i) Compression of the vapour, thereby increasing pressure. (ii) Condensing these vapours and rejecting heating to the cooling medium (usually water or atmospheric air). (iii) Expanding the [...]

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Comparison between Francis and Kaplan Turbines | Fluid Mechanics

Learn about the comparison between Francis and Kaplan turbines. Comparison # Kaplan Turbine: 1. Kaplan turbine is a compact unit. 2. For a given head and output Kaplan turbine runs at a higher speed. 3. This is an axial flow turbine. 4. This turbine has a small number of blades (generally 4). 5. Loss of energy due to friction of [...]

By |2018-06-15T08:41:52+05:30June 15, 2018|Turbines|Comments Off on Comparison between Francis and Kaplan Turbines | Fluid Mechanics

Transistor: Intro, Operation, Current Amplification, Leakage and Characteristics

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Introduction to Junction Transistor 2. Operation of a Transistor 3. Current Amplification Factors 4. Transistor Leakage Currents 5. Characteristics. Contents: Introduction to Junction Transistor Operation of a Transistor Current Amplification Factors of a Transistor Transistor Leakage Currents Characteristics of Transistor 1. Introduction to Junction Transistor: The junction transistor consists of a silicon [...]

By |2018-05-16T06:23:21+05:30May 16, 2018|Transistors|Comments Off on Transistor: Intro, Operation, Current Amplification, Leakage and Characteristics

Semiconductors: Types, Properties, Preparation, P-N Junction and Breakdown Mechanisms

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Types of Semiconductors 2. Properties of Important Semiconductors 3. Preparation of Semiconductor Materials 4. Preparation of P-N Junctions Semiconductor Diode 5. Open-Circuited P-N Junction Semiconductor Diode 6. Forward Bias Arrangement 7. Reverse Bias Arrangement 8. Characteristics 9. Static and Dynamic Resistance 10. Breakdown Mechanisms. Contents: Types of Semiconductors Properties of Important Semiconductors [...]

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Combinational and Sequential Circuits (With Functions) | Electronics

In this article we will discuss about combinational and sequential circuits and their functions. Introduction to Combinational and Sequential Circuits: A digital system must store binary numbers in addition to performing logic. To take care of this requirement, a memory cell, called a FLIP-FLOP, is introduced. Theoretically any digital system can be constructed entirely from NAND gates and FLIP-FLOPs. These [...]

By |2018-05-16T06:23:20+05:30May 16, 2018|Circuits|Comments Off on Combinational and Sequential Circuits (With Functions) | Electronics

Optical Fibres: Fabrication, Types and Optical Guide| Electronics | Engineering

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Fabrication of Optical Fibres 2. Types of Optical Fibres 3. Formation of Light Guide or Optical Guide. Fabrication of Optical Fibres: Fibres used for communication are constructed from material systems which must satisfy the following requirements: i. The dielectric materials used must have low loss (<10 dB/km) in the infrared region of [...]

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Cathode-Ray Oscillograph: Introduction, Construction of CR Tube and Power Supply

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Introduction to C-R Oscillograph 2. Construction of CR Tube Used in C-R Oscillograph 3. Power Supply 4. Time Base or Sweep Circuits 5. Frequency and Phase Measurements. Contents: Introduction to C-R Oscillograph Construction of CR Tube Used in C-R Oscillograph Power Supply for C-R Oscillograph  Time Base or Sweep Circuits Used in [...]

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Laser: Introduction, Einstein’s Coefficients, Types and Applications

Laser: Introduction, Einstein's Coefficients, Types and Applications! Introduction to Laser: Einstein in 1917 first predicted the fact that there should be two kinds of emissions, viz. spontaneous and stimulated. He suggested that both the emissions are required for getting the Planck's radiation law. The phenomenon of stimulated emission was first used by Townes in 1954 for constructing a microwave amplifier [...]

By |2018-05-16T06:23:19+05:30May 16, 2018|Laser|Comments Off on Laser: Introduction, Einstein’s Coefficients, Types and Applications
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