Principles of Alternating Currents
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32 F 4 = 1. 82 F 5 = 1. 52 F 6 = 1. 01 FT = 0. 65 F 8 = 0. 44 F 9 = 0. 33 F 10 = 0. 22 1. 85 1. 74 1. 97 2. 26 104 PRINCIPLES OF ALTERNATING CURRENTS i - Y, + F 5 - Y 7 + Y 9 ) = i(1. 85 - 1. 97) = -0. 024 inches = -0. 024 X 1 = -0. 024 ampere.
A 5 = i(F 2 - F 4 + F 6 - F 8 + 7 10 ) = i(1. 74 - 2. 26) = -0. 10 inches = -0. 10 X 1 = -0. 10 ampere.
Further analysis shows that B 7 = 0. 027 ampere. A 7 = 0. 003 ampere. B Q = 0. 004 ampere. A 9 = 0. 014 ampere.
3 = (#3 + 9 ) ~ #9 = -0. 43 - 0. 004 =... -0. 43 ampere. A, = (A 8 -A 9 ) + A, = 0. 093 + 0. 014 = 0. 107 ampere.
From equation (37), page 97 B l = -(B 3 + 5 + # 7 + #9) = -{(-0. 43) + (-0. 024) + (0. 027) + (0. 004)] = 0. 42 ampere.
From equation (53), page 98 A l = F ml ' - (-^ 3 + A, - A 7 + A 9 ) By measurement on the original figure, the ordinate 4 (see Fig. 30), which is displaced ninety fundamental degrees in the direction of lag from the ordinate marked 1, is equal to 1. 01 amperes.
A l = 1. 01 - { -(0. 107) + (-0. 10) - (0. 003) + (0.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
32 F 4 = 1. 82 F 5 = 1. 52 F 6 = 1. 01 FT = 0. 65 F 8 = 0. 44 F 9 = 0. 33 F 10 = 0. 22 1. 85 1. 74 1. 97 2. 26 104 PRINCIPLES OF ALTERNATING CURRENTS i - Y, + F 5 - Y 7 + Y 9 ) = i(1. 85 - 1. 97) = -0. 024 inches = -0. 024 X 1 = -0. 024 ampere.
A 5 = i(F 2 - F 4 + F 6 - F 8 + 7 10 ) = i(1. 74 - 2. 26) = -0. 10 inches = -0. 10 X 1 = -0. 10 ampere.
Further analysis shows that B 7 = 0. 027 ampere. A 7 = 0. 003 ampere. B Q = 0. 004 ampere. A 9 = 0. 014 ampere.
3 = (#3 + 9 ) ~ #9 = -0. 43 - 0. 004 =... -0. 43 ampere. A, = (A 8 -A 9 ) + A, = 0. 093 + 0. 014 = 0. 107 ampere.
From equation (37), page 97 B l = -(B 3 + 5 + # 7 + #9) = -{(-0. 43) + (-0. 024) + (0. 027) + (0. 004)] = 0. 42 ampere.
From equation (53), page 98 A l = F ml ' - (-^ 3 + A, - A 7 + A 9 ) By measurement on the original figure, the ordinate 4 (see Fig. 30), which is displaced ninety fundamental degrees in the direction of lag from the ordinate marked 1, is equal to 1. 01 amperes.
A l = 1. 01 - { -(0. 107) + (-0. 10) - (0. 003) + (0.
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