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The document discusses alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC), detailing their characteristics, definitions, and mathematical representations. It explains concepts such as frequency, RMS value, average value, peak factor, and power calculations in AC circuits, including real, reactive, and apparent power. Additionally, it covers phasor representation and the relationship between voltage and current in AC systems.
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A.C Civeuits
Alteynating Quantity: "
Se Simating Quanity + A quowtity eahich changes periodtcally
its magnitude and divecten vofth respect to Hime’ ts
Known as "Alternading quantity:
Alternating Current SCA.C) tf "the current which changes
periodically fs magnitude ond diveelton with vespect
+o dime is called as " Altewnating Current :
oxy va)
> has magnitude & phase angle
3 it has fine Frequency
4s dependent of the time
2 Ve held.
4 i
> T+ chomges divechon in Ve
Direct Current (n-c) The Current which maintains
Re
Constant magnitide & only me divectivn
=
> Tis andeperdend of the dime
2 fregueny is "er (0)
3 Magnitude is omnsiorCycle : A set of posilve @negalive tastantaneous Volue
of the alternading quanitly .
1 Cycle = 2M vedtans (eo) 360°.
Frequency 1(£) ! Freguency is *no-of cycle per & sezond* dor
on altewseling quomlily.
4 = + unis ™ Hz" (Herts)
“Time _pevied tT the time required by the alternating
quantity +e complete one cycle "
ye,
BoA
i
. “
Maximum Volue 2~ The maximum value is the“ Value reached
by alienating quently in total Sine 4
eV
Peak Valuet— Tits dhe maaimum value of the wave
[eames
duving eithed positive negative half cycle@
Tt is metimum difference behoeen
peak so peak volues of 4Ve amd -Ve cycles ,
Peak to Peak volue -—
ey
Tnstantanesus Valy Value t= the Value of alternating guamlity
at a particular instant ime iS Knwwn as fastanteneous
Value. .
where
Vis Ty of wave ab t
h
\. vis Tv of wove ab t,
Angulon | Frequency. Cts) | ~
atts the freguency expressed in dlechteal radians
per Seeend,
Ibis expressed as = QT x CycleZ.,,
foe art | ved jfec eo wt Tl vedf,
© Tesot [rd wl o= aan t] ad,
Equaction of of Aternehing 5 guamlily | |
Fu AC- “panel
iG) = Im Sin wt eo 1G) = TnSin 6.
whee Ten 7 eronttmumt Comet
ws 7 amgular frequontyRM.S Value (Root Mean Square Value)
* etfeckve Value
The RMS value cf an alternating Curent ts
equolent to Steady Current CD.c-durvewt) , which produces the
Same amount of heat as thet produced by am alternating
Guvvent when Tt passing through a Same circuit
For a Scrme time co Specified dime,
(or)
The RMS —Value of am altemuting gquankity means
thet Square rool of average of the squares of its
instanteneous Values over o° ane - Complete cycle.
> Fer omy alternating quently FCU the time povied ae
then was value is
Arvea Covered by towne
art y= Cact qwswt + a, ws 204+.
+ Cb, Sinet + by a he — )
then
— For Altevnating Cunmenf RMS value cam be coleulrbed
dox Complete ome wyele.®
Average Value t-
nas De
The Average Value Can be defined as the street Steady
Current (D-¢) which transfed change across ony Urwit , the
same ormourt of charge transfered by thet altering
Current during the same time for dhe Sovme me
(ood
“the Average Value of am alterneting guantily is defined
as-thad value ehich is obtained averaging all the
instantenenus values over 4 period of hal? cycle
hey - a
avg
7
(de de
af TMT
1p - Avea under cave dr hal cle
o
9 Length of base over hal? cycle
(oo taf
toe = dththyt bn 5 4
n
LNGe Average Value Bw AC-Signal is sero, fer that
we havedo cabletate cwerge value for hal#-eycle,
Form Fado !- Fom-Lekr is the vefio of ems & Average Valu
| ie Fen faotov CEE) = ky = RMS Value
Averge. value.Peak factor 09 Crest factor
Peak factor it if the radio of Peak Value cr)
marimum value to the pms Value
| tas pe = Manic Bast He
Rms value.
Problem !- Determine RMS Value ‘for given Signal
9) Derive the relation behoeen RMs Value & matinum talue,
ctor qven Si
| tea signal,
Solution!~ .
~~ For given Signal is Sieusoida) Alterdiag voltage , its
mathemodival epction is
Vo = Vin Sint — usidh time penievd T= ATT
i Then RMS -Value iS
t
Vins = fat fv" deo
a0,
= Var gf Cm Sivat)” Let)
- yt T
© Sse] ew
all 3[ ot ~ |
lopeepee pers enpaesrsenccansmeenman
ee ee
Ratlen = Determine
© derive dhe “reledion behoeen Average
ee ee gren_ Altecneding valtoge
ber "Abd Heneperiad
is Reo
so let halftime period
N,
“g
\,
lowe, =
Am
2 2
Average Value fox gwen wave fourm
Value & morimun Value
VeVi sina
rove dum fiverage Value
ve Ww
" u
T= TW dhen
*
al f Vv dtct)
=
°
\ 1
Tr 5 Ven Sintest) dot)
Me [- weel)y
Xm Ebest - cs 6)}
1!
Vm. f- -1—1)
ve. C-C1n 9)
a) ze
T= Vaug = Tt S| Vag = 0.634 ViqFor Sinuscidal Signa Form fector & Peak Putor are
Forrarlactor = BMS Value 0-762 Von
Avg Vee Besa Vg MM
Manimumvalue
Pea aston Ime © osmig he
Prcbler > ot ermine Rms & Avg Values iferm-foeter & Peak feuctes
of periedic funedion
a)
Sete e ayn Given debe poe have fo GatePe rnsten equation
with indhe Limits of o ingts 9 Ve
Form Fauter = Weng
a)
Peak fodder = VE. HS =I
EE Find Averye RMS ,
Voltage conve form which is having 20V matimum
ot o»
We have phase difference behceen MRV,£s 30°
we have phase di Herewce bebe
And
if ue take’ Vi" is veference phasor ther
Vo is Gags by Vy 730°
Va iS lead by vy 460,
en VW BVa Is 68@
Phasov representation cfon Altexnating Quantity
The graphical veprecention of sinuscidally Vorying
alternating quantity by a shraight line with an avroeo , Msuch
tine 2s called ap "phasor " to! Vector”
The diagram which represents dhe diferent
ntifies by individual phasors gohtch gives
alternaking que
the exact phasor taterrelefionships 1s Known aS
phaser diagram.
Let phasors are assumed to be related 1 anticlockotse
divection gol. constant Speed , as Shown below
then A = Ay, SnCtot 9)
NE
> consider o phaser totading in anticlockwise divectio
Foor dhe phaser angle 0° +o 30° , then alternasing
quantity imereases frum © to upto 30° on yoni)
> And From 30 to 60° A phasor rotates then agen
allematioy quohly fincion will cheng? xy
le AW= Am Sin @as (ike dhat
at 90° tS A= Am SB
EZ go? Tey AG) =O
% go goauo ibis AG) =—-Am .._ Band S0 on,
,
athe alferacing quel can be cheenged-
Uke Aig dtns type of retafing Vector is called
Phascy | amd dhis diagram 18 Called as” phasor diagran |
T- operator on je notedion S—
aaa Peano
Th is a quantity when it ass on any phaser
then phaser will tums into 0? ‘in ant} cleckatse direction
iL ts called as” feoperater "eo j= notstion” «
By using Ih we can Seve the complex” phasoy
Coheatatins of altering quanlities
Lek a Veter eo phasor having rnagnithile A &
phase emgle O° then fH shown af
FE coe app
' eed
Alo* t+ yehdes to
Jreper ae? anf lockwie divecting
ie ALISty S=F =I Loot
ALad Oo o
ks je-t =1 L190
| _— jpe- = 1370
LI70° Met =I
Repreentstion of Altenating Quadilies!— ray by two forms,
|
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