Electric Power in an AC Circuit Calculator
The Electric Power in an AC Circuit Calculator will calculate the:
- Electric power in an AC circuit when the maximum current and driving frequency are known
Calculator Settings: The conducting wire of circuit is uniform and it has the same thickness everywhere; the source supplies AC current
The power of circuit as a function of time is W [Watt] |
Power of circuit as a function of time |
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P(t) = i2max × R × sin2(2 × π × fd × t + φ) P(t) = 2 × × sin2(2 × × × + ) P(t) = × × sin2() P(t) = × × P(t) = |
Electric Power In A Ac Circuit Calculator Input Values |
Maximum current in the circuit (imax) A [Ampere] |
Driving frequency of the circuit (fd) Hz [Hertz] |
Resistance of the resistor (R) Ω [Ohm] |
Archimedes constant (π) |
Initial phase (φ) rad [radian] |
Time instant (t) s [second] |
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