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i actually have the the full paragraph of load analysis wrote down in a note book is it helpful because it makes looking at the schematic easier?
would part 2 be it is useful in the trouble shooting process because it helps you find the root cause of the problem
i know that i got part 1 correct which is 1. a load analysis is using the schamatic is finding the load of interest and seeing how it gets voltage
1. when measuring voltage you touch one probe to the prong and the other to a good ground
2. you measure voltage drop across a load
zero voltage drop?
120 volts?
1.a fuse is not a load
2. A fuse breaks the circuit if a fault in the appliance causes to much current flow
a voltage drop across a load is produced when current flows thru that load
two magnetic fields of the same polarities pushing against each other the one that isnt bolted down moves?
okay thank you i just wanted to double check
would it be resistance?
would the answer be [answer hidden] of resistance?
R=[answer hidden]
P=E^2/R?
we are dealing with 1800 watts P, and 240 vac E
