top of page
Basic Electrical circuit

Basic Electricals

Section-1: Electric Voltage, Current and Resistance

Voltage, Current and Resistance are the three most basic parameters which form the foundation of electrical engineering.

Basic Electrical - 1.jpg

Section-3: Type of Resistors and Circuit Conditions

Components change with temperature and voltage, and faults such as open circuits and short circuits can significantly alter current and voltage distribution.

Basic Electrical - 3.jpg

Section-2: Ohm's Law & Resistive Networks

This section explains the fundamentals of how  resistive components behave when connected together in practical circuit networks.

Basic Electrical - 2.jpg

** This site is under development. More sections will be added soon. **

Give us your feedback

We’d love to hear what you thought about us.

ElectriEngi

reduces the gap between electrical engineering theory and industry practice — helping engineers to

learn, calculate, understand, and apply electrical engineering concepts to real-world projects.

!!Disclaimer!!

​

ElectriEngi is currently under development. While we make every effort to ensure that the information, calculations, formulas, examples, and technical content provided on this website are accurate and up to date, errors, omissions, or inaccuracies may occur.

​

The calculations, technical information, design methods, and examples provided are intended for educational, reference, and preliminary guidance purposes only. They should not be considered a substitute for professional engineering judgment, project-specific design verification, applicable codes and standards, or approval by a qualified engineer.

​

Users should independently verify all calculations, assumptions, design parameters, and results before using them for any professional, commercial, construction, or safety-critical application.

 

If you identify an error or have a technical correction or suggestion, please send us a feedback, so that we can review and improve the content.

​

By using ElectriEngi, you acknowledge that you use the information and tools at your own discretion and responsibility.

bottom of page