Electrical Basics - Inst Tools

Difference Between Regenerative and Dynamic Braking

There are three types of electrical braking to reduce the speed of motor. They are regenerative, dynamic and plugging.

In this post, we will understand the various control techniques and methods used in servo motor drives and controllers.

In this post, we will understand the types of DC injection braking and their uses in a VFD (variable frequency drive).

The system used for switching, controlling, isolating, and protecting the electrical circuits and equipment is known as Switchgear.

In this post, we will see the braking theory and logic used in a variable frequency drive (VFD) for proper control of a motor.

Analog signals are continuous and digital are discrete. Learn what are analog and digital signals and differences between them.

An electrical drive is defined as an electronic device designed to control certain parameters of the motor for controlling speed.

Capacitor bank is used for reactive power compensation and power factor correction in the electrical substation.

A busbar is a metallic bar in a switchgear panel used to carry electrical power from incoming feeders and distributes to outgoing feeders.

In electrical engineering, a Current Transformers (CT) together with Potential Transformers (PT) is called an Instrument transformer.