Convert Frequency: 15Hz to USA/Indo-Pak

In summary, there are several methods that can be used to change the frequency of power supply. One option is to use a motor-generator combination or an inverter to create a new power waveform. Another option is to use a variable frequency inverter which can generate a wide range of frequencies. However, choosing a frequency as low as 15Hz may not be ideal for a power waveform. This frequency is often used in specialized applications such as dielectric heating.
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As we know in indo-pak our home supply voltages frequency is 50 Hz. And in USA it's 60Hz. Is there any device/circuit that can change frequency to 15Hz or any other according to our requirements.
Please Elaborate :confused:
 
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otomanb said:
As we know in indo-pak our home supply voltages frequency is 50 Hz. And in USA it's 60Hz. Is there any device/circuit that can change frequency to 15Hz or any other according to our requirements.
Please Elaborate :confused:

You can use a motor-generator combination, or rectify the input power and use an inverter to make your new output power waveform.

Quiz Question -- why would 15Hz be a bad choice for a power waveform?
 
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How much power? You could mix and filter. That would be way cool (in a Rube Goldberg sort of way) -- a Power Mixer! :approve:
 
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here is an example in "Dielectric heating" which is used to heat insulators like wood, plastic, ceramics etc which cannot be heated easily and uniformly by another method.
In this method we apply voltages of about 20KV at frequency of 10 to 30Mhz. Now how they change frequency. One method may be changing the speed of generator but any other one!
 

1. What is the frequency of 15Hz in USA/Indo-Pak?

The frequency of 15Hz is equivalent to 15 cycles per second. This means that in one second, there are 15 complete oscillations or vibrations.

2. How does 15Hz compare to other frequencies used in USA/Indo-Pak?

15Hz is considered a low frequency in the USA/Indo-Pak region. The standard power supply frequency is 50Hz in most parts of the world, including the USA/Indo-Pak. Other commonly used frequencies in electronics include 60Hz, 100Hz, and 120Hz.

3. What type of devices or equipment use 15Hz frequency in USA/Indo-Pak?

15Hz frequency is typically used in specialized equipment such as audio equipment, low frequency radio transmitters, and certain types of medical devices. It is also commonly used in scientific research and experimentation.

4. Can humans perceive 15Hz frequency in USA/Indo-Pak?

Yes, humans can perceive frequencies in the range of 20Hz to 20,000Hz. However, 15Hz is on the lower end of this range and may not be as easily detectable by the human ear as higher frequencies.

5. Is 15Hz frequency safe for humans in USA/Indo-Pak?

Yes, 15Hz frequency is generally considered safe for humans in the USA/Indo-Pak region. However, prolonged exposure to extremely low frequencies (ELF) like 15Hz may have some potential health effects on the body. It is important to follow safety guidelines and regulations when working with any type of frequency.

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