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Richard Harrison wrote:
Keith wrote: "The last is true, but p(t) = v(t)*i(t); volts and amps must be present simultaneously for there to be power." By the same token, a-c flow is discontinuous at all zero crossings! I don`t think so. There is certainly no power at the zero crossings. This variation in the rate of energy flow is why the power dudes really prefer 3 phase; energy flow is constant. ....Keith |
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