Phasor Representation
Wednesday, 20 February 2019
5:13 PM
A phasor is a line drawn from an origin that has both magnitude and angle
Phasors indicate time varying quantities of current and voltage
Peak value, and angle
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Polar to Rectangular Form
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Phase difference
The phase difference between and ![]()
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For resistors in a circuit, the current and voltage through the resistor are in phase
For inductors in a circuit, the current and voltage through the inductor are 90deg out of phase, the voltage leads the current by 90
For capacitors in a circuit, the current and voltage through the inductor at 90deg out of phase, the current leads the voltage by 90
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