When disagreeing, summarise and reflect back to the person what you understand their position is before responding with your own point of view. It may turn out they were incorrect or misunderstood or vice versa. Be empathetic – others have an absolute right to feel any way they please. Wait for a response don’t feel you have to fill the space. First reflect on what has been said, and then answer. when listening, even if you think you know the answer, listen as if you are hearing the information for the first time and accept that what the person is saying is true for them at that point in time. Suspend judgement practice listening from a position of “not knowing” i.e. Don’t jump from “hear” to “respond” without ensuring you fully understand the situation or issue. Use the power of questions to help clarify meaning, remove assumptions and misunderstanding, and promote discussion. Here are tips that leaders and managers at all levels can apply to become more active in their listening: While it appears simple, listening is actually complex because it involves deriving meaning. What you THINK the other person has said. What the other person THINKS he/she hears. When in discussion with others we are attentive to I think Hugh McKay in his book Why Don’t People Listen sums up why this seemingly simple task is more challenging. I also reflected on and endeavoured to observe how well I listened. Why it is some people give the impression they are listening, only to find out later they were not listening at all. Their perspective was that people were hearing but not necessarily fully engaged in actively listening.įollowing that discussion I reflected on why it is some people don’t listen. In one meeting a very frustrated leader posed “why is it people don’t seem to listen?”. Over the past couple of weeks I have been in meetings and discussions with leaders and managers at various organisational levels in a diverse range of industries. Our ability to listen is an essential skill for those responsible for leading and managing people at every level. So that is why the inverter generators are very fuel-efficient.This quote from Stephen Covey is very relevant in today’s fast paced, ambiguous and at times uncertain business environment. #HOW DOES APOWER INVERTER WORK GENERATOR#
So the generator will produce the AC power according to load demand, then it will be converted to DC and then to AC. The inverter circuit of this generator can convert any amount of DC power be it 20 volts or 100 volts to 120-volt 60Hz AC power.
Now because of the inverting circuitry of the inverter generator, it does not need to run at a constant 3600 RPM to produce 60Hz of supply. So in order to produce the 60Hz of power supply, the generator speed must always be 3600 RPM (rotation per minute) no matter what. By varying the speed of the rotor you can get the power of different frequencies. And the frequency of power must be 60Hz otherwise, it will damage your electric appliances. All the generators and alternators have two poles.į is the frequency of current and countries like the USA and Canada have 60Hz frequency. Poles consist of winding of coils, and they are responsible for producing electricity. Here p is the number of poles used in the generator. This process has a lot of advantages which are following.
How does an inverter generator work?Īs I said earlier, the inverter generator produces the AC power then the rectifier converts it to DC power, and then the inverter circuitry converts it back to AC power. The conventional generator produces AC power directly but the inverter generator produces AC power, then converts it to DC power, and then again converts it to AC power for clean power and maximum fuel efficiency. The inverter generator is the same as the conventional generator except for some extra circuitry which makes it superior in every aspect. This whole phenomenon is known as electromagnetic induction. This rotor cuts the electric flux, and voltage is induced through the movement of the conductor.
Both conventional generator and inverter generator uses fossil fuel to run an internal combustion engine which drives the rotor of the generator.
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