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jeff1evesque
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Can someone explain to me how power sources (e.g. power plants) transmit current/electricity in a sinusoidal (AC) behavior?
At different parts of power lines there are transformers that drop voltages so ordinary appliances can operate correctly. Is there some kind of device that converts current into a AC behavior at power plants (and thus AC at our outlets)?
I am just not sure how the electricity we receive in the outlets model a sinusoidal behavior?
Thanks,JL
At different parts of power lines there are transformers that drop voltages so ordinary appliances can operate correctly. Is there some kind of device that converts current into a AC behavior at power plants (and thus AC at our outlets)?
I am just not sure how the electricity we receive in the outlets model a sinusoidal behavior?
Thanks,JL