Electrical engineering - practice problems - page 2 of 11
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- Lighting-650W 82356
In the office will be connected: computer 800 W, kettle 2.5 kW, lighting 650 W, oven 1.9 kW; electric stove 3.3 kW; air conditioning 6100 W. As the smallest cross-section of the cables, we have to bring them to this room. Recalculate for Copper and Alumin - Appliance 82079
The voltage at the terminals of the appliance is 4.5 V. A current of 0.5A passes through the appliance. What voltage must the appliance have if a current of 0.7A is to pass through it? - ELECTRICAL 81742
A cooker connected to a 40 V voltage source draws a current of 0.5 A. DOES THE SIZE OF THE ELECTRICAL WORK DETERMINE WHICH COOKER DOES IN 3 MINUTES? - Resistance 81503
What is the value of the resistance of the rectifier diode in the forward direction if the current IF = 5 A flows through it and the voltage between the anode UF = 820 mV? - Resistor 81502
How big a series resistor do we need to connect to the LED if a voltage drop of 3.2 V is to be created on it and a current of 16 mA flows through the diode? We want to connect the diode to a voltage of 5V. - Horsepower 81496
The electric motor has an efficiency of 80% (power and input ratio). What is the power input of this motor if its power is 5 horsepower (HP)? Enter the result in kilowatts (kW) and round to one decimal place (1 HP = 3/4 kW). - Several resistors
We have a box with the same resistors, so all of them have a resistance value of 200 ohms. Draw the connection of several resistors so that the resulting resistance is: a) 100 b) 120 (only 4 resistors)
- Effectiveness 80711
When testing the effectiveness of an electric cooker with data of 220 V, 1200 W, 1 kg of water at a temperature of 15 degrees Celsius was boiled for 8.5 minutes. Calculate the stove efficiency corresponding to these data - Resistances 80706 The current I = 4A branches into three wires with resistances R1 = 2Ώ, R2 = 5Ώ, R3 = 10Ώ. Calculate the total resistance of the connection and the voltage of the source. How big are the currents in each wire?
- Current in the bulb The bulb is rated 6 V, 0.2 A. Determine the current rating of the bulb.
- Automatically 80704
The electric circuit breaker automatically switches off the circuit of the 220 V electrical network at a current of 6 A. Determine the maximum power in the protected circuit. - Resistance 80703 An immersion cooker has a resistance of 30 ohms and is connected to a voltage of 120 V. How much heat is generated in 2 hours?
- Consumption 80702 A current of 500 mA passed through the filament of a light bulb with a resistance of 400 ohms. What is the consumption of a light bulb in 5 hours?
- Resistance 80700 Determine the largest voltage on a resistor with a resistance of 150 ohms if the largest permitted electrical power current in the resistor is 2 W.
- Resistance 80699 The immersion cooker plate has data 220 V, 300 W. What is the resistance of the heating wire?
- Resistance 80698 The electric iron plate has written 220 V, 1200 W. What is the resistance of the heating wire?
- Alternating circuit In an alternating circuit, the total voltage V is given by V=V1 +V2 If V=(12.2+6.8i) V and V1=(7.8-2.5i) V, find the voltage V2.
- Resistance 80606
How much resistance must be connected in parallel with the 1-ohm resistor to make the total resistance 0.6 ohm? - A charge
A charge of 9 C passes through series-connected resistors with resistances of 40 ohms and 60 ohms in 1 minute. a) What voltage are they connected to? b) Calculate the voltage across each resistor. - Resistances 80604 Resistors with resistances of 6 ohms and 10 ohms are connected in series to a voltage of 24 V. a) How much current passes through them? b) What are the voltages on the individual resistors?
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