Taxation (electrical engineering)


A load (also: load) is a general indication of an electrical element that is connected to a voltage source or power source and consumes electrical power. The element can be a lamp or an electric heater, but also a device such as a computer. In the language, tax is used for the size of the electric current. Use

Emphasis is placed on the power source being charged and thus supplying power and functioning properly under those circumstances. An amplifier should remain stable, battery or battery should not overload, fuse must stay alive, and so on. The function of the device or component is of secondary importance, they are interchangeable. It is important that the load is suitable for the source to which it is connected, so voltage and current remain within safe limits. In case of alternating voltage the impedance must be of the correct value. Types of tax

There are different types of tax, designated by the usage category:

Sometimes the nature of the load is neutralized by adding a component (more ohms). Examples

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