Notes On Alternate Currents for Students
Notes On Alternate Currents for Students
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The rate of change of any sine curve can always be obtained by drawing another, lagging by 90 degrees.
To a deplorably large number of students there is little or, at most, a hazy difference between quantity and current; we must next, therefore, emphasise our definition of an electric current, or more properly speaking, our definition of what has to be considered the measure of magnitude of an electric current. What we measure when we measure a current is a rate of flow of electricity, and by c...arefully keeping this definition in view any difficulty in considering the effect of capacity in an alternating current circuit should be materially lessened. So far as the analogy goes, the ♦ " Outlines of Electrical Engineering." Digitized by VjOOQIC 66 ALTERNATE CURRENTS.
water is electricity, its rate of flow is current, its volume is quantity, and its pressure is potential. The piston moves at its greatest speed just when it is in the middle of its stroke, and it will, there- fore, be at this instant that the rate of flow into the condenser on the one side and out of it on the other will be greatest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rate of change of any sine curve can always be obtained by drawing another, lagging by 90 degrees.
To a deplorably large number of students there is little or, at most, a hazy difference between quantity and current; we must next, therefore, emphasise our definition of an electric current, or more properly speaking, our definition of what has to be considered the measure of magnitude of an electric current. What we measure when we measure a current is a rate of flow of electricity, and by c...arefully keeping this definition in view any difficulty in considering the effect of capacity in an alternating current circuit should be materially lessened. So far as the analogy goes, the ♦ " Outlines of Electrical Engineering." Digitized by VjOOQIC 66 ALTERNATE CURRENTS.
water is electricity, its rate of flow is current, its volume is quantity, and its pressure is potential. The piston moves at its greatest speed just when it is in the middle of its stroke, and it will, there- fore, be at this instant that the rate of flow into the condenser on the one side and out of it on the other will be greatest.
What to read after Notes On Alternate Currents for Students?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Hoyt Simmons to read onlineMoreLess
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