Alternating Currents a Text book for Students of Engineering
Alternating Currents a Text book for Students of Engineering
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Describe a circle and draw the line OX making with the current the proper angle, X, for the phase difference between the terminal pressure and the current in the outside circuit. From L draw a line parallel to this to cut the circle in E and draw EV parallel to OL. It is evident that V is the terminal pressure, , for the particular current taken. By proceeding in this way the external characteristic can be found for any required power factor.
The equation to the characteristic can readily be fo...und. For from the triangle OEV we evidently have which shows that the relation between
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Describe a circle and draw the line OX making with the current the proper angle, X, for the phase difference between the terminal pressure and the current in the outside circuit. From L draw a line parallel to this to cut the circle in E and draw EV parallel to OL. It is evident that V is the terminal pressure, , for the particular current taken. By proceeding in this way the external characteristic can be found for any required power factor.
The equation to the characteristic can readily be fo...und. For from the triangle OEV we evidently have which shows that the relation between
What to read after Alternating Currents a Text book for Students of Engineering?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles George Lamb to read onlineMoreLess
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