OHM'S LAW - ALTERNATING CURRENT
This document is intended to share information, formulas and documentation relating to using Ohm's Law for computing electrical values for alternating current.
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Ohm's Law For Alternating Current - The Formulae
Basics
Here it is, short and sweet. Keep reading for the pie chart and more information:
power (AP) = watts, voltage(total)
(E) = volts, current(total) (I) =
amperes
and impedance (Z) = ohms
AP = WATTS | E = VOLTAGE | I = AMPERES | Z = OHMS(of impedance) |
volts2/ohms | √watts * ohms | volts/ohms | volts/amperes |
amperes2 * ohms | watts/amperes | watts/volts | volts2/watts |
volts * amperes | amperes* ohms | √watts/ohms | watts/amperes2 |
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