Alternating Currents Electricity Tutorial 9.

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Alternating Currents Electricity Tutorial 9

Power in AC Circuits Average power = effective volts × effective amps Voltage and current are both in phase. When the voltage is at a peak positive value, the current is at peak positive value. When the voltage is at a peak negative value, the current is at peak negative value. The power is always positive. The maximum power is given by: Minimum power = 0. Average power = Average power = effective volts × effective amps Therefore and Sunday, 17 February 2019 Leeds City College