Alternating Current what is it
In most cases, we use AC current instead of DC current. AC
current can be transferred from one place to another place very easily, without
losing too much energy.
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Alternating
Current (AC) |
Direct
current (DC) |
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1)
Alternating
current can easily be transmitted from one place to another at a very long
distance without losing too much energy. |
1) Transmission
of Direct Current (DC) for long distance is not suitable. For long distance
power loss is huge here. |
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2)
Using step-down
transformers AC voltage can be easily varied from high voltage to low voltage |
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3) Using
step-up transformers AC voltage can easily convert from low voltage to high
voltage |
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3)
AC can be
converted into DC |
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Behaviour of Alternating Current
or AC
Alternating current is a type of current, where it’s current
value or it’s emf value changes continuously with time.
At a particular time interval the direction of current or
direction of emf reversed.
In circuit AC source is represented as
The current value at any moment t is :
And emf value at any moment t is
Where
I0 = maximum value of current
E0 = maximum value of emf
and finally we know that angular frequency is
T = time
period
Therefore


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