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What is the difference between a full-load current rated current?
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∙ 8y ago
no load voltage means there is no connected devices operating on the circuit. usually the voltage reading will reflect the normal or highest voltage reading in the circuit. full load voltage is measured when all devices in the circuit are operating at the same time. initial load startup will usually drop the voltage somewhat, but it should recover in a short period of time
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 11y agoStarting current is the current for starting the motor initially. So it requires much more current than it of normal condition.
Full load current is the current for maximum current to keep the motor.
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∙ 8y ago1) Full load current : the greatest current that can flow in any electric circuit (Machine circuit , Electronics Circuits , ....etc ) under a specified conditions
2) Rated Current ( Nominal current ) : is the named value for the Circuit as it represent the current that a component , circuit ,device , system consumes, produces, or safely tolerates, when used in a given manner.
Also the rated current may be the maximum current that can be applied continuously under specified conditions without harming a component, circuit, device, system. ( so it can be the full load value )
For example, it may be a rating of the current drawn expressed in RMS amperes after a device is turned on and warmed up. The actual value, or interval of values, may not coincide with this number
In conclusion , the rated or nominal current is general expression for the current as it may represent the rms value , maximum value , Operating value for a machine or a device and so on , But the Full load current is the greatest current that can flow in a circuit Only.
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∙ 14y agoBoth terminologies are the same. The commonly used terminology used for a motor is FLA which is short for full load amps.
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∙ 11y ago75
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