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chitrageetam
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Hi
Heat generated by the conductor because of DC is i*i*R
where i is the current and R is the resistance.
Does anybody know the heat generated by the same conductor for an AC?
For example frequency 5kHz, DC resistance-20 ohms, RMS current is 3A..
How do we calculate this?
I do not think that the DC formula apply here.
Thanks
Heat generated by the conductor because of DC is i*i*R
where i is the current and R is the resistance.
Does anybody know the heat generated by the same conductor for an AC?
For example frequency 5kHz, DC resistance-20 ohms, RMS current is 3A..
How do we calculate this?
I do not think that the DC formula apply here.
Thanks