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AC Drift Velocity: Understand Reactive Power & Movement of Electrons
Perfect, well understood thank you!- Mark_Djorn
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AC Drift Velocity: Understand Reactive Power & Movement of Electrons
Perfect... understood! So definitelly the averafe drift veoocity is zero. Correct? Although work is always there, whether positive or negative- Mark_Djorn
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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AC Drift Velocity: Understand Reactive Power & Movement of Electrons
Really liked the analogy. Let me get this right... Rod=electrons Weight=work done (power) Right?- Mark_Djorn
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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AC Drift Velocity: Understand Reactive Power & Movement of Electrons
So let's compartimentalise the two topics: 1. drift velocity 2. Power Power only takes in consideration phases for V and I and it disregard the concept of zero drift velocity. Right?- Mark_Djorn
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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AC Drift Velocity: Understand Reactive Power & Movement of Electrons
Understood the concept for reverse power. If I draw cartesian diagrams of the waveforms help. So basically nothing to do with current drift- Mark_Djorn
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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AC Drift Velocity: Understand Reactive Power & Movement of Electrons
Hi All I hope this topic makes sense for this forum and somebody can help me to understand. This is what I understand (please allow numerical approximations): 1. Electrons move in a conductor at a speed anywhere near the speed of light. 2. Electrons gain actual velocity (drift) only when...- Mark_Djorn
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