Transmission Line | Introduction, Classification, and Modelling
Introduction A transmission line is like a power highway for electricity to travel from a power plant to faraway places where people use it. It's made of special wires called…
Compensation Theorem | Introduction, Need, and Advantages
Introduction To understand the compensation theorem let's, imagine you have a network or circuit with different parts (branches) connected to it. When something changes, like the resistance in one of…
Feedback Amplifier | Types, Properties, and Topologies
Introduction A feedback amplifier is like a loop where the output connects back to the input. It's called "feedback" because the output signal feeds back into the input. This setup…
Maximum Power Transfer Theorem | Formula, Proof, and, Limitations
Introduction In both DC and AC circuits, when you have a power source (like a battery or generator) connected to something that uses that power (like a lightbulb or a…
Environmental Pollution | Types, Causes, and Effects
When things around us change in a bad way and start harming plants and animals, that's called environmental pollution. A pollutant is something that causes this pollution, and it can…
Superposition Theorem | Procedure, Limitations, and Applications
Introduction The superposition theorem states that the voltage or current in any part of a linear circuit with multiple sources is equal to the sum of the voltages or currents caused…
Reciprocity Theorem | Statement, Limitations, and Applications
Introduction The reciprocity theorem in electrical networks says that if you have a bunch of paths for electricity to flow in a circuit, the current in one specific path due…
Elementary Concepts | VAT, GATT, WTO, and TRIPS
Value Added Tax (VAT) An added tax is such an indirect tax that is imposed on Value Added at various stages of production. Value added refers to the difference between…
Globalisation | Dimensions, Causes, Merits, and Demerits
Introduction Globalization means that countries are becoming more connected to the global economy. In the case of underdeveloped countries like India, this is important because it can help improve their…
Privatisation | Measures, Causes, Objectives, and Advantages
Introduction In the late 20th century, many countries, including India, saw a shift towards privatization, moving away from socialist economic models. This shift was influenced by the economic troubles faced…
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