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Category: Consumer Electronics

Technology eases our life with consumer friendly electronics and gadgets. Here we share information, and reviews.


How much energy is lost when charging an inverter battery?

By AtulHost in Consumer Electronics ⋅ May 27th, 2020
Energy

Batteries are the common backup solution for us, from our mobile to home inverters we do use batteries for backups. Mobile is a small thing to care about, but we do care about home inverters and connected batteries because they power our home during power outages. So, how much energy is lost when charging an… Continue reading ⟶

Tagged with energy, inverter, inverter battery, Power.

Does AMD run hotter than Intel?

By AtulHost in Consumer Electronics ⋅ March 10th, 2020
AMD on Fire

I’m not a fanboy of AMD products, but this is something which I get bored of recently. Users ask me that why are you suggesting an AMD build which heats up like toaster. In my experience, AMD products do run warmer than Intel, but that doesn’t mean hotter. It is just a couple of celsius… Continue reading ⟶

Tagged with AMD, CPU, GPU, Processor.

Why are solar panels so expensive?

By AtulHost in Consumer Electronics, Solar Energy ⋅ March 8th, 2020
Solar Panels

Thinking of a green source of energy, that’s great. But while budgeting we come to know that solar panels are so expensive, much more expensive than we thought of. In this article we’ll see the main reasons why are solar panels so expensive. Reason #1 The main reason why Solar Panels or PV Panels cost… Continue reading ⟶

Tagged with solar energy, solar panels, solar power.

Core Count vs. Clock Speed – What is More Dominant in CPU?

By AtulHost in Consumer Electronics ⋅ February 27th, 2020
CPU

Being in the tech industry I am being asked numbers of times, in CPUs what matters the more, core counts or clock speed. Neither more core counts won’t be beneficial nor clock speed alone, what we need is the best mix of both. Let’s understand the concept in detail. Without going into CPU’s architecture or… Continue reading ⟶

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AMD Ryzen 7 3800X Getting Too Hot

By AtulHost in Consumer Electronics ⋅ February 23rd, 2020
Ryzen

I just moved from Intel i7 7700 to AMD Ryzen 7 3800X, and after all the assembly, installation, and setups I ran the benchmarking apps to see what Ryzen 7 3800X can do. At first look, the CPU’s temperatures were not normal to me, I never saw anything above 72 degrees Celsius with Intel i7… Continue reading ⟶

Tagged with AMD, CPU, Processor.

How many solar panels does it take to charge a 150 AH battery?

By AtulHost in Consumer Electronics, Solar Energy ⋅ January 25th, 2020
Solar Panels

If you’ve been planning to install an off-grid solar energy solution, it is an obvious thing one can ask: How many watts of solar panels do I need to charge a 150 AH battery? Or how much time it takes to 600 watts of the solar panels to charge a 150 AH battery full? In… Continue reading ⟶

Tagged with battery, inverter battery, solar battery, solar energy, solar panels, solar power.

What is no load shutdown in inverter-UPS?

By AtulHost in Consumer Electronics ⋅ November 8th, 2019
No Load Shutdown

If any Inverter/UPS (both are same things) auto cuts the electric power supply when there is no load for a certain period of time is called a no-load shutdown. It’s only possible when the Inverter/UPS is on the battery mode or using power-saving mode. This feature is useful in many cases but could be annoying… Continue reading ⟶

Tagged with inverter, UPS.

Asynchronous vs Synchronous Execution

By AtulHost in Consumer Electronics ⋅ October 26th, 2019
Asynchronous vs Synchronous Execution

What is the difference between asynchronous and synchronous execution? In a systematic process, asynchronous execution is moving on another task before the earlier one finishes. On the other hand in synchronous execution is moving on another task only after finishing the earlier one. Almost every modern-day application is made asynchronous in order to make things… Continue reading ⟶

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How many solar panels are required to run 1 HP motor?

By AtulHost in Consumer Electronics, Solar Energy ⋅ October 8th, 2019
1 HP Water Motor on Solar Power

How many solar panels are required to run 1 HP motor? Using solar power is a really good option to reduce energy consumption from the grid. Based on the capacity of solar panels we can run almost everything which we use to run on mains supply. So let’s come to the main topic, how many… Continue reading ⟶

Tagged with Motor, solar energy, solar panels, solar power, Submersible.

Luminous Solar NXG 1400 Inverter UPS Review

By AtulHost in Consumer Electronics, Solar Energy ⋅ October 7th, 2019
Luminous Solar NXG 1400 Inverter UPS

Luminous NXG 1400 is the biggest solar inverter UPS which is capable of running the majority of the home appliances using solar power or using mains line. The biggest advantage of this inverter is it gives more priority to solar energy than mains energy. If you are planning to make your own self managed on-grid… Continue reading ⟶

Tagged with battery, inverter, inverter battery, solar battery, solar energy, solar panels, solar power, UPS.
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