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Electromagnetism

AC vs. DC Current

Basic Analog Electronics

Basic Electromagnetic Equations

Capacitor Types and Applications

Batteries and Their Characteristics

Common SI Units in Electromagnetism

Conductors and Insulators

Electric Field Concepts

Electrical Circuits Symbols

Electromagnetic Waves and Health

Electronic Component Schematics

Electric Motor Principles

Electrical Units and Conversion

Electrical Safety Measures

Electric Vehicles and Their Components

Famous Scientists in Electromagnetism

Historical Experiments in Electromagnetism

Kirchhoff's Laws

Laws of Electromagnetism

Maxwell's Equations

Magnetic Field Terminology

Lightning and Surge Protection

Ohm's Law

Transformers and Their Working

Types of Magnetic Materials

Wave Properties and Formulas

Wireless Communication Technologies

Voltage and Current Instruments

Series and Parallel Circuits

Lightning and Surge Protection

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GDT (Gas Discharge Tube)

Uses an inert gas which ionizes and conducts electricity when high voltage is present; employed in telecommunications and coaxial cables.

TVS Diode (Transient Voltage Suppression Diode)

Responds to overvoltages faster than MOVs by allowing current to pass when voltage exceeds a defined level; utilized in low-voltage applications like USB devices.

RC Snubber

Placed across contacts in relays or switches to suppress electrical arcs; often found in power electronics to manage switching transients.

MOV (Metal Oxide Varistor)

Clamps voltage to a safe level by changing resistance; used in power strips and residential electrical panels.

Selenium Voltage Suppressor

Dissipates excess voltage as heat and has a longer life than MOVs; used in industrial settings for heavy-duty equipment.

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