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In three pin socket normally three pin in between three
pins earthing point is more thickness why?
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Answer Posted / rakesh
as we know that R=p*l/a
resistance of the
conductor is inversely proportional to the cross sectional
area of the conductor .Hence bigger cross sectonal area
reduces the resistance and provides a easy path for the
current flow.So the Earth Pin is always bigger than the
other two pins in a 3pin plug.
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