The most important difference between active and reactive power is that Active Power is a real power that is used in the circuit while Reactive power bounces back and forth between load and source. Before comparing the Active and Reactive power, I want to explain active and reactive power. So let see the introduction of […]
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If you are working in the metering domain, then it is necessary to know the AC Power (active, reactive, and apparent power). Let see some introduction of Active, Reactive, and Apparent Power. Active power: Active power is also called actual power, real power, or working power. It is the power that actually powers the equipment
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Before understanding the framing in data link layer we need to understand some common terminology. Datagram: The unit of transmission in the network layer (such as IP). A datagram may be encapsulated in one or more packets passed to the data link layer. Frame: The unit of transmission at the data link layer. A frame
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Among various kinds of Linear Models used in Machine Learning, Linear Regression is one of the popular and basic models that every Data Scientists or Machine Learning Engineers (or some other names) read about. Before directly diving to Linear Regression let’s understand what exactly is the linear model. Linear Model In simple words, we define
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In this blog post, we will see the difference between SSL and TLS (SSL vs TLS). SSL stands for Secure Socket Layer and TLS stands for Transport Layer Security. Both SSL and TLS are protocols that help you securely authenticate and transport data on the Internet. Because TLS is an upgraded version of SSL, so
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The basic difference between Http and https is that https is more secured then Http. Before comparing the Http and Https we want to give some introduction of HTTP and HTTPS. What is HTTP? HTTP stands for “HYPERTEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOL” and use to view the web page. When you enter http:// in your address bar
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Transport Layer Security (TLS) is an upgraded version of the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). TLS is an encryption protocol intended to keep data secure when being transferred over a network. Client-server applications use the TLS protocol to communicate across a network in a way designed to prevent eavesdropping and tampering. Websites can use TLS to
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The major difference between High-level Data Link Control (HDLC) and Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) is that High-level Data Link Control is the bit-oriented protocol, while the Point-to-Point Protocol is the byte-oriented protocol. HDLC protocol supports half-duplex full-duplex transmission, point-to-point, and multi-point configuration and switched or non-switched channels. While PPP is implemented by Point-to-Point configuration only. Before
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In this blog post, we learn how to write a C program to decimal to binary number using recursion?. We will write the C program to decimal to binary number using recursion. Write a C program to input the decimal number and convert it to a binary number using recursion. How to convert decimal to
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In this blog post, we learn how to write a C program to decimal to binary using recursion and without using power operator?. Write a C program to input the decimal number and convert it to a binary number. Convert decimal to binary using recursion and without using a power operator. Example, Input: 5 Output:
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