Monday, 30 September 2013

Harmonics: Enemy of true sinusoidal wave In a perfect power system, the voltage supplied to user, and the supplied load current are exactly sine waves. In practice, notwithstanding, conditions are never perfect, so these waveform are sometimes distorted. This deviation from ideal sinusoidal waveform is  expressed as harmonic distortion of voltage and current waveform. Harmonic signals are integer multiple of fundamental frequency...

Sunday, 29 September 2013

 Power Factor is a measure of how productively electrical energy is utilized. The perfect Power Factor is solidarity, or one. Anything less than one, (or 100% productivity),  implies that additional force is instructed to attain the true  errand nearby. This additional power is regarded as Reactive Power, which  tragically is important to give a magnetizing impact  needed by machines and other inductive loads to...
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