PiJay@t-online.de (Peter Juergens) wrote:
>Unfortunatly, you canxt divide or multiplicate the AC-value by something,
>but for shure, the DC-value will be less than 10 Amps. Would suppose between
4
>and 6 A.
You can use RMS values for AC-this is what are usually used for home
wiring/appliances. (120V AC RMS= 170V peak, or 340peak to peak), and current
does something similar. (Not in phase with voltage exc for resistive
loads-lamps or heating devices.) The EIRP circle holds if voltage and
current are in phase, and doesn't hold if they are not. (Can use
voltage*current=power for lamps or heaters, not for motors, or other
inductive/capacitive loads. (can't think of examples right now))
Not that anybody really needs to know any of this...
Have fun w/ this (mostly useless) information.
Scott M Ryan
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