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    This document discusses calculating active and apparent power in electrical circuits. It provides three equations for calculating active power: P=VI, P=I^2R, and P=V^2/R. It then shows calculations for the active powers of three circuit elements using measured voltage and current values. Finally, it defines equations for calculating apparent power and shows an example calculation. The key information is: 1) Active power can be calculated using P=VI, P=I^2R, or P=V^2/R equations. 2) Active powers were calculated for three circuit elements using measured voltage and current values. 3) Apparent power is defined as S=√(P^

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    This document discusses calculating active and apparent power in electrical circuits. It provides three equations for calculating active power: P=VI, P=I^2R, and P=V^2/R. It then shows calculations for the active powers of three circuit elements using measured voltage and current values. Finally, it defines equations for calculating apparent power and shows an example calculation. The key information is: 1) Active power can be calculated using P=VI, P=I^2R, or P=V^2/R equations. 2) Active powers were calculated for three circuit elements using measured voltage and current values. 3) Apparent power is defined as S=√(P^

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    Sistemas Eléctricos de Procesos 124

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    This document discusses calculating active and apparent power in electrical circuits. It provides three equations for calculating active power: P=VI, P=I^2R, and P=V^2/R. It then shows calculations for the active powers of three circuit elements using measured voltage and current values. Finally, it defines equations for calculating apparent power and shows an example calculation. The key information is: 1) Active power can be calculated using P=VI, P=I^2R, or P=V^2/R equations. 2) Active powers were calculated for three circuit elements using measured voltage and current values. 3) Apparent power is defined as S=√(P^

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    Q [Vor]

    P = V .
    I
    SIVA]
    P I2R
    P ja
    =
    + =
    S

    3
    E &
    In
    F2 Is 23 =
    410[A]

    2j)(In-[2)
    I-4
    6 + 2)

    j
    M1 : -

    20 (30 + 2 ([n) + (4 -
    = 0 -
    4 + 21 20130
    = (2 + 4 -

    2j)[1 -

    (4
    -

    2j)[z = 20130 +2
    ; 7 + 2i 1220

    (6 25) In /n)
    ( =) + -
    14-21/2z = 20130

    i 1 = 4 , 6126 , 003 [A]

    M2 : (4 -

    25) (12-In) + 4j(22) + 3 (22 -

    [z) =
    0
    i2 =
    4 , 415228 , 97 [A]

    ( =) ( -
    4 + 2j)[1 + /4 2j
    -

    + 4j + 3) [2 = 323

    = ( 4 -

    + zj)21 + (7 + 2j)22 =
    1220(2)

    > Potencias Activas de elementos pasivos

    Pery =
    (1 . 12 = 2 =
    14 6112 ,
    ·
    2 = 42 , 57 [V]
    -
    Pains =
    /11-12 ·

    4 =
    14 , 61 -
    4 , 4112 :

    4 =

    13 28 [N]
    ,

    Pste) = /Es -131 =


    3 =
    14 41-412,
    ·
    3 =
    29 , 58tW)

    >Potencias Aparentes Vi =
    3 ([2 -
    [x)
    vi =
    3(4 , 41228 -

    420)
    Scou = 201 -
    4 61a=
    ,
    92 . 2 [VA] Va = 6 . 43 4 .. r

    SYA = VR ·
    4 = 25 , 72 [VA)

    > fp de las fuentes (EXTRAT

    Epcor : COS (Qu (i) -


    =
    (30 -

    6) = 0, 9130 [3

    fp4A : Cos ( -

    93 ,
    67 -

    0) = 0 , 06 E]

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