Why does the power outlet provides alternating and not a direct current? What is the benefit of AC as compared to DC? Why is AC to DC conversion necessary?
Alternating current involves lower transmission loss as compared to DC. In AC , transmission takes place at high Voltage and low current . the low current value results in smaller loss as losses are proportional to square of the current.
In case of the DC , the transmission takes place at lower voltage and high current. the high current value results in greater loss as losses are proportional to square of the current.
also for the conversion of Voltage , DC involves inefficient and complex converter whereas the same thing was easier to perform using efficient and inexpensive transformers in AC. AC to DC conversion is necessary because some of the appliances only work at DC
Why does the power outlet provides alternating and not a direct current? What is the benefit...
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Imagine a world where alternating current (AC) electric power systems were not discovered at all. Using concepts of electric power systems, speculate how would a world running on direct current (DC) electric power systems look like in contrast to an AC powered world (explain these differences in aspects of the science as well as the society).
Question 12 The electricity from a household outlet can be dangerous because It uses alternating current 120 Volts can be stronger than nerve signals O It can source enough current to cause harm O It uses direct current Question 13 A cell phone wrapped in metal foil is observed to not be able to get a signal and ring when ca Which concept that best explains why this happens?
Question 12 The electricity from a household outlet can be dangerous because It uses alternating current 120 Volts can be stronger than nerve signals It can source enough current to cause harm O It uses direct current
Am I correct in thinking that AC (alternating current) is induced from a magnetic field and DC (direct current) is produced in an electric field? If no, please explain the origins and difference between the two. Thanks
1. Write an equation that describes voltage supplied by
a wall outlet.
(f = 60 Hz, Vrms = 120 V)
2. What is the instantaneous voltage of a sine wave at
half of a period?
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A 10 ohm resistor is connected to a 120v AC alternating current source. What is the power in kW dissipated in the resistor? a. 0.10 b. 0.14 c. 0.20 d. 0.29
Book name # fundamental of electric
machines
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