Floating neutral happens when the neutral wire of a circuit disconnects from the ground. In an AC system, engineers always ground the neutral wire permanently to the earth. However, floating neutral may occur in a power system due to loose connection, braking of neutral flat, wrong circuit connection, or due to short circuit. What is … Read more
Volts and amps (ampere) are the two different measures of Electricity. In a close circuit, the electric potential difference between two points is called Voltage and the flow of electrons through the close circuit is called electric current. The volts is the measure of voltage between two points and amps is the measure of electric … Read more
AC or Alternating current is an electric current that continuously changes its magnitude with time and periodically reverses its direction. In Direct Current or DC, there is no change in direction, and the magnitude of the current is also the same. AC current is most commonly used for home and industrial purposes. Most of the … Read more