Alternating Current Circuits in Physics

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Dive into the principles of alternating current circuits in physics, covering electromagnetic induction, voltage and current characteristics, power calculations, and the concept of power factor in AC circuits.

  • Physics
  • Alternating Current
  • Circuits
  • Power Factor
  • Electromagnetic Induction

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  1. 11. Alternating current circuit Physics I-2022, Lecture 11-6 1

  2. 11. Alternating current (AC) circuit The source of alternating current (alternator) utilizes electromagnetic induction: ?= ? ? ?? consider coil with Z turns rotating by mechanical force in uniform mag. field AC source ?(?) = ??sin(??) ?= ???? sin(??) time characteristics of voltage: rotating coil time characteristic of current: ?(?) = ??sin(?? + ?) ?(?) a ?(?) different phase 2 Physics I-2022, Lecture 11-6

  3. power of alternation current ?(?) = ??sin(?? + ?) ?(?) = ??sin(??) instantaneous power = ????sin(??)sin(?? + ?) ?(?) = ? ? ?(?) active power P mean value of power in the time of one period ???=?? 2 and ???=U? 2 - effective values ? =???? cos? = ??????cos? 2 cos - power factor cos = voltage and current the same phase, in phase 3 Physics I-2022, Lecture 11-6

  4. End of video 11-6 Physics I-2022, Lecture 11-6 4

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