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close this bookCircuits, Formulas and Tables Electrical Engineering - Basic vocational knowledge (IBE - Deutschland; 201 pages)
View the documentPreface
Open this folder and view contents1. Selected Graphical Symbols of Electrotechnology
Open this folder and view contents2. Bell Circuits
Open this folder and view contents3. Basic Circuits of Illumination Engineering
Open this folder and view contents4. Electrical Machines
Open this folder and view contents5. Contactor Circuits
Open this folder and view contents6. Rectifier Circuits
Open this folder and view contents7. Measurement Circuits
View the document8. Protective Circuits
Open this folder and view contents9. Circuits in Motor Vehicles
View the document10. Tables
close this folder11. Basic symbols and formulas of electrical engineering
View the document11.1. General direct current engineering
View the document11.2. Magnetic field
View the document11.3. Law of induction
View the document11.4. Electric field
View the document11.5. Alternating current engineering
View the document11.6. Calculation of power
 

11.5. Alternating current engineering

frequency

 

T = cycle duration in s

 

gyro-frequency

phase angle

instantaneous value of a sinusoidal a.c. voltage

instantaneous value of a sinusoidal a.c. current

maximum value

 
 

- of a sine-wave voltage

 

U = virtual value

 
 

- of a sine current

 

I = virtual value

 
 

inductive resistance

(inductive reactance)

L in H

capacitive resistance

(capacitive reactance)

C = capacity in F


Series connection

impedance

[Ω]

ohmic drop in voltage

UR = I · R

[V]

inductive voltage drop

UL = I · XL = I · ω L

[V]

capacitive voltage drop

[V]

Ohm’s law for alternating current

[A]

Powers in case of single-phase alternating current

apparent power

S = U · I

[VA]

active power

P = U · I · cos ζ

[W]

reactive power

Q = U · I · sin ζ

[Var]

power factor

 

Powers in case of three-phase alternating current

apparent power

[VA]

active power

[W]

reactive power

[Var]

power factor

 

efficiency for motors and generators

 
 

Pe = effective power

   
 

Pi = indicated power

   

speed calculation of three-phase motors rotating field speed

 

p = number of pole pairs

 

slip

[%]

 

n = rotor speed

 
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