Logic Families Significance and Types of Logic Families

What Are Logic Families Significance And Types Of Logic Families

A digital integrated circuits logic family is one production style and circuit style that a vendor publishes as a matched set. Parts in that Logic Families group share the same electrical envelope, so one family of ICs can usually plug together without a translator. The shared spec covers supply voltage range, speed class, power, input … Read more

DC Servo Motors | Theory of DC Servo Motor

What Are Dc Servo Motors

An electrical motor becomes a servo motor only when a servomechanism closes the loop around it. A DC motor used that way is a DC servo motor. Among types of DC motor you will see a shunt wound DC motor, a series DC motor, a separately excited machine, a permanent magnet DC motor and a … Read more

Nyquist Plot: What is it? (And How To Draw One)

What Is A Nyquist Plot

What is a Nyquist Plot? A Nyquist plot is a polar or Cartesian graph used in control engineering and signal processing to judge closed-loop stability from an open-loop transfer function G(jω). In Cartesian form the real part of G(jω) is X and the imaginary part is Y. Frequency ω is the parameter along the curve. … Read more

Transfer Function of Control System

What Is A Transfer Function

A transfer function is the Laplace ratio of a linear control system output to its input, taken with all initial conditions at zero. A block diagram draws that ratio as a block. Arrows carry the input and output signals. The reference input (the excitation or cause) passes through that transfer function and becomes the controlled output … Read more

Schering Bridge Measurement of Capacitance using Schering Bridge

What Is The Measurement Of Capacitance Using Schering Bridge

Schering Bridge Theory A Schering Bridge is an AC four-arm network that measures a capacitor’s capacitance and its dissipation factor. The same reading, with known electrode geometry, gives relative permittivity of a dielectric. The Schering Bridge circuit is below.c1 is the unknown capacitance. r1 is its series equivalent loss resistance. c2 is a low-loss standard … Read more

Owens Bridge Circuit and Advantages

What Is Owens Bridge Circuit

Hay, Maxwell and Anderson already cover much inductor work. Hay’s bridge suits quality factor above 10. Maxwell’s bridge suits Q from about 1 to 10. Anderson bridge covers a wide L span. Owens Bridge is the Owen L-C bridge used when you want that wide L span in terms of a standard capacitor, including incremental … Read more

Servo Motor Applications (Robotics, Solar Tracking Systems And More)

Servo Motor Applications

A servo motor is a closed-loop actuator built around a servomechanism. The loop holds shaft angle, and often speed or torque, to a command. An open-loop DC motor is a poor fit for a control-surface position loop such as an aircraft tail. The pages below cover common places that closed-loop motor shows up. Servo Motor in … Read more

Maxwell Inductance Capacitance Bridge: Diagram & Applications

What Is Maxwell Inductance Capacitance Bridge

What is Maxwell Bridge A Maxwell Inductance Capacitance Bridge is a four-arm AC Wheatstone bridge used to measure self-inductance by a null. The unknown coil sits in one arm. A parallel resistor and capacitor in the opposite arm make the Maxwell-Wien form. The inductive arm has a lagging phase. The capacitive arm has a leading … Read more

Anderson′s Bridge | Advantages Disadvantages of Anderson′s Bridge

What Is Anderson′s Bridge

Anderson’s Bridge Anderson’s bridge is the low-Q inductance bridge. Maxwell bridge covers medium Q. Hay’s bridge covers high Q. Maxwell and Hay both struggle to null a low-Q coil. Use Hay for high Q and Maxwell for medium Q. Anderson’s Bridge is a modified Maxwell’s inductance-capacitance bridge with an extra resistor-capacitor path for low Q. … Read more

INHIBIT Gate

What Is Inhibit Gate

Earlier pages covered the usual gates in digital electronics: the basic AND gate, OR gate and NOT gates, plus NAND, NOR, XOR and XNOR. An INHIBIT gate adds a control pin that can freeze the output. Designers use that pin when a path must stay quiet unless a separate enable is true.The inhibit pin, when … Read more