Advance electricity ⚡️ Flashcards

1
Q

What is vector

A

Is a line that indicates both magnitude and direction

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2
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What is the greatest advantage of AC

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Is the fact that AC can be transformed and DC cannot.

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3
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(Optional) The most common of all AC waveforms

A

Is the sine wave

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4
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Cycle

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Each complete waveform of 360 degree

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5
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Frequency

A

The number of complete cycles that occur in one second

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6
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Hertz

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Frequency is measured in hertz (Hz)

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7
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The value indicated by almost all AC voltmeter and ammeters

A

RMS

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8
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Average Voltage

A

AC (WHEN VOLTAGE IS RECTIFIED)

THE AMOUNT OF VOLTAGE THAT WOULD BE INDICATED BY A DC VOLTMETER IS THE AVERAGE VALUE.

*THE AMOUNT OF VOLTAGE THAT WOULD BE MEASURED BY A DC VOLTMETER AFTER AN
AC VOLTAGE SINEWAVE
HAS RECTIFIED WITH A FULL WAVE RECTIFIER

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9
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Reactance

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This current-limiting property of the inductor

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10
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Three Factors determine the capacitance of a capacitor

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  1. The surface area of the yplates
  2. The distance between the plates
  3. The type of dielectric used
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11
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Three factors determine the amount of voltage that will be induced in a conductor.

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1.the number of turns of wire
2. The strength of the magnetic field ( flux density)
3. The speed of
the cutting action

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12
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Impedance

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The total opposition to current flow in an electric circuit
THE CURRENT (limiting) HINDERING EFFECT
Z IN A RL or RC CIRCUIT
Impedance is in both RL and RC circuit

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13
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Resistance

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CURRENT LIMITING PROPERTY /EFFECT

The opposition to current flow in an AC or DC circuit

IN AN INDUCTIVE (L) CIRCUIT, WOULD BE INDUCTIVE REACTANCE (XL)

CAPACITIVE (C) CIRCUIT WOULD BE CAPACITIVE REACTANCE

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14
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In terms of AC and DC how do you describe RMS voltage

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Root Mean Square
AN AC VALUE OF VOLTAGE THAT WILL PRODUCE THE SAME POWER AS A LIKE VALUE
OF DC VOLTAGE. THiS EFFECTIVE VALUE IS INDICATED BY AC VOLTMETER AMMETER

RMS=PEAK x 0.707 PEAK = RMS x 1.414

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15
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INSTANTANEOUS
VOLTAGE

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THE VOLTAGE AT ANY POINT DURING THE ROTATION IS EQUAL
TO THE MAX. INDUCED
VOLTAGE TIMES THE sINE ANGLE 0f
ROTATION
E(INST) = E (MAX) *SIN< degree
E(MAX) = E(INST) / SIN< degree

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16
Q

PHASE ANGLE
DIFFERENCES IN DIFFERENT CIRCUIT
TYPES

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Purely Resistive (R)- 0°
Purely Inductive(L) - 90 degree : with voltage leading ELI
Purely Capacitive (c) - 90 degree :with current leading ICE
Resistance Inductive (RL) - 0 degrees < delta < 90 degrees : voltages leading
Resistive Capacitive (RC) 0 degree < delta< 90 degree current leading