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Load also refers to power consumption e g heavy load on the power grid As a verb to load means to present a load to an output and to load down means to present a somewhat

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However a load is essentially a device to which power is delivered Thus increasing the load on e g a motor requires the motor to deliver more power and assuming

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A load resistor is simply a resistor being used as a load It s not a special type of resistor A load is anything that consumes power whether it be a resistor a capacitor an

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But someone told me that Power drawn remains constant For example a 10 kW motor will always consume 10 kW irrespective of load on it He said power consumed is P 3

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Let s assume the voltage applied to the circuit is 5 text V text R text load equals 250 Omega and the resistance text R text wire is 2 5 Omega if you don t

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The load capacitance is the total capacitance seen from the two pins of the crystal looking into the circuit So if you have a 6 pF from each leg to ground that s 3 pF total

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Inductance in the primary of a transformer decreases as the load on the secondary increases No it doesn t It may seem like it does because when loaded your transformer takes more current

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For the same motor ideally if you apply double the voltage you ll double the no load speed double the torque and quadruple the power This is assuming of course the DC motor

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Straight resistive load vs an inductive load etc AC vs DC load Switching off a large DC load is more difficult than switching off a similar size AC load Contact material and