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Parallel Tanks Level Control using PLC Ladder Diagram Tutorial

This is a PLC Program to control the level of parallel tanks. Learn the PLC programming using this example.

Series and Parallel Capacitors

Capacitors in series are combined like resistors in parallel.  Figure 13 : Capacitors Connected in Series The total capacitance, CT, of capacitors connected in series (Figure 13), is shown in…

Types of Capacitors

All commercial capacitors are named according to their dielectrics. The most common are air, mica, paper, and ceramic capacitors, plus the electrolytic type. These types of capacitors are compared in…

Capacitance

Capacitance is the ability to store an electrical charge. Capacitance is equal to the amount of charge that can be stored divided by the applied voltage, as shown in below…

Capacitor

Electrical devices that are constructed of two metal plates separated by an insulating material, called a dielectric, are known as capacitors (Figure 10a). Schematic symbols shown in Figures 10b and…

Inductive Time Constant

Inductors will store energy in the form of a magnetic field. Circuits containing inductors will behave differently from a simple resistance circuit. In circuits with elements that store energy, it…

Series and Parallel Inductors

Inductors in Series Inductors in series are combined like resistors in series as shown in below figure. Figure 4 : Inductors in Series Equivalent inductance (Leq ) of two inductors…

Inductor

An inductor is a circuit element that will store electrical energy in the form of a magnetic field. It is usually a coil of wire wrapped around a core of…

Parallel Short Circuit Faults

Faults within a DC circuit will cause various effects, depending upon the nature of the fault. An understanding of the effects of these faults is necessary to fully understand DC…

Series Short Circuit Faults

Faults within a DC circuit will cause various effects, depending upon the nature of the fault. An understanding of the effects of these faults is necessary to fully understand DC…