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how can i describe each of these electrical services in one sentence ? -power distribution -power...

how can i describe each of these electrical services in one sentence ?

-power distribution
-power generation
-lighting
-HVAC and plumbing equipment
-vertical transportation
-low voltage/communications
-fire alarm
-security
-public address
-lighting protection and grounding

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Use D flip-flops and gates to design a binary counter with each of the following repeated...

Use D flip-flops and gates to design a binary counter with each of the following repeated binary sequences: (a) 1, 5, 7 (b) 0, 2, 4, 6

(a) Draw the logic diagram (b) Construct Verilog RTL representation for the logics with verification.

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delta to wye transformer. with the following voltages what is the phase to ground voltage. A:...

delta to wye transformer. with the following voltages what is the phase to ground voltage.
A: 345kv
B: 115kv
C: 34kv
D: 12kv

do the same voltages for wye to delta, delta to delta and wye to wye transformer.
please show your work. so i could understand the math behind it.
thank you.

345kv primary to 115kv secondary
115kv primary to 34.5kv secondary
34.5kv primary to 12kv secondary

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-Draw the Voltage Doublers -Explain conduction angle -Explain Extinction angle -Draw the full Bridge Rectifier -Draw...


-Draw the Voltage Doublers
-Explain conduction angle
-Explain Extinction angle
-Draw the full Bridge Rectifier
-Draw the phase Rectifiers
-Draw and Explain the freewheeling diode
-Draw and Explain the voltage and current access the S.C.R for the half-waves Rectifier.
-Draw and explain Control rectifier circuit
-Draw the power converter
-How does the SCR works?
-Draw the Triac
-Explain and Draw instantaneous Power
-Draw the waves forms for R-L load and R-L-C load

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The 230V single phase induction motor has the following integer. Rs = Rr = 8 ohm,...

The 230V single phase induction motor has the following integer.
Rs = Rr = 8 ohm, Xs = Xr = 12 ohm, Xm = 200 ohm
When this motor is rotating at 1,728 rpm in normal operation
Find the input current, input power, mechanical conversion power and induced torque.

Answer
2.60A, 384W, 294W, 1.62N-m

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Which synthesis method will not work for growing metal nanowires. (You can use a process of...

Which synthesis method will not work for growing metal nanowires. (You can use a process of elimination to figure this out)

Catalyst based growth: Involves the use of a metal to facilitate the decomposition of a gas containing the constituent element(s), concentration of those elements in the molten catalyst and precipitation out as a nanowire.

Anisotropic growth: Most materials have different growth rates on different crystal faces. This can be exploited to create nanowires by way of optimizing conditions to cause a nanoparticle to grow more along one axis compared to the other directions.

Nanopore template growth: Electroplating within the confines of a cylindrical pore in a polymer or alumina film having a diameter in the nm range. The electroplated metal takes on the shape of the pore as it fills it. Dissolution of the film releases the nanowires.

Liftoff using standard VLSI techniques: Similar to the template method for growing, this process uses a sacrificial layer to define the geometry of material deposited onto a substrate. One key difference is that this method allows for nanowires that are parallel to the surface to be made.

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The equivalent synchronous impedance of a 25kVA, 400V three-phase Y-connected synchronous generator is 0.05 + j1.6...

The equivalent synchronous impedance of a 25kVA, 400V
three-phase Y-connected synchronous generator is 0.05 + j1.6 ohm.
When the rated voltage was output under no load, the rated current flowed by connecting the load.
Part a)
If the load power factor is 0.8, 1.0 lagging, and 0.8 lagging,
calculate the pull-up voltage, load angle, and voltage fluctuation rate for each.
Ignore the magnetic saturation.

Part b)
If the power factor is 0.8, 1.0 lagging and 0.8 leading,
when the rated current flows through the generator at the rated output voltage,
calculate the internal induced power, load angle, and voltage dynamic for each.

Answer
Part a)
190.4V, 11.26 deg, 21.3%
221.8V, 14.47 deg, 4.1%
259.2V, 11.82 deg, -11.3%

Part b)
270.8V, 9.59 deg, 17.5%
239.8V, 13.93 deg, 3.8%
203.3V, 13.45 deg -12.0%

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Which of the following is the most appropriate safety procedure that should be adopted for repair...

Which of the following is the most appropriate safety procedure that should be adopted for repair and maintenance on electricity systems?

A. Lockout and Tagout (LOTO) Procedures

B. Fire Emergency Response Procedure
C. Hot Work Procedure

D. Confined Spaces Safety Entry Procedure

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Description of how buses are used within a microprocessor such as the 8-bit AVR used in...

Description of how buses are used within a microprocessor such as the 8-bit AVR used in the Arduino microcontroller A block diagram that shows the 8-bit AVR along with the data and address busses. Use a graphics package such as Fritzing or equivalent

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Why is it that a carbon nanotube could act as a metal while metallic nanowires that...

Why is it that a carbon nanotube could act as a metal while metallic nanowires that are sufficiently small can behave like a small bandgap semiconductor?

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Consider a plane wave with rigth-hand circular polarization travelling in the +y direction in a nonmagnetic...

Consider a plane wave with rigth-hand circular polarization travelling in the +y direction in a nonmagnetic lossless dielectric material. The dielectric constant of this material is 4. The frequency of the wave is 100 MHz and the electric field amplitude is 3mV/m. Find the instantaneous expression for E.
I need a clear explanation for this question.

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A single phase motor load draws 5.5 A of current at a 0.83 power factor lagging...

  1. A single phase motor load draws 5.5 A of current at a 0.83 power factor lagging from a 50 Hz 240 V source. A capacitor is connected in parallel to the motor to improve the power factor.

(a)If the power factor is improved to unity, find the value of capacitance of the capacitor.

(b)If the power factor improves to 0.96, find the value of capacitance of the capacitor.

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Please use a transformer, bridge full-wave rectifier and filter capacitor to design a power supply circuit...

Please use a transformer, bridge full-wave rectifier and filter capacitor to design a power supply circuit that converts 60Hz-110V AC to 12V DC.

Please (1) draw a circuit diagram,

(2) calculate the value of the filter capacitor C so that the ripple at the output current of 2A needs to be less than 0.1V,

(3) select the transformer output voltage and estimate the peak voltage of the DC power supply.

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I need assistance with using Verilog to code the following: The decoder needs attention. Its function...

I need assistance with using Verilog to code the following:

The decoder needs attention. Its function is to take the 10‐bit input, and give three 4‐bit signals. The first 4‐bit signal should be the number of hundreds, the second 4‐bit signal should be the number of tens, and the final 4‐bit signal should be the number of units. In Verilog, these can be calculated simply using the numerical operators, specifically: Divide (/)  Modulus(%)

Given:

input[9:0] number

reg[3:0] numb_bcd0, numb_bcd1, numb_bcd2;

       numb_bcd0 = number % 4'd10; //units
       numb_bcd1 = (number / 4'd10) % 4'd10; //tenths
       numb_bcd2 = ... //hundredths

I am having trouble figuring out how to calculate the hundredths place for numb_bcd2; Thanks for the help!

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Do you support to build more nuclear power plants in order to reduce the emission of...

Do you support to build more nuclear power plants in order to reduce the emission of greenhouse gas? Why?

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