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    The document discusses power factor, average power, and impedance. It defines power factor as the cosine of the phase difference between current and voltage. It states that power factor leads if the phase difference is a difference between angles, and lags if the phase difference is a summation between angles. It also defines average power as the product of rms current, rms voltage, and power factor. Finally, it introduces impedance and shows the relationship between impedance, resistance, inductance, and capacitance in an AC circuit.

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    The document discusses power factor, average power, and impedance. It defines power factor as the cosine of the phase difference between current and voltage. It states that power factor leads if the phase difference is a difference between angles, and lags if the phase difference is a summation between angles. It also defines average power as the product of rms current, rms voltage, and power factor. Finally, it introduces impedance and shows the relationship between impedance, resistance, inductance, and capacitance in an AC circuit.

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    Lec 10 - EEE2301 Electrical Circuits I

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    The document discusses power factor, average power, and impedance. It defines power factor as the cosine of the phase difference between current and voltage. It states that power factor leads if the phase difference is a difference between angles, and lags if the phase difference is a summation between angles. It also defines average power as the product of rms current, rms voltage, and power factor. Finally, it introduces impedance and shows the relationship between impedance, resistance, inductance, and capacitance in an AC circuit.

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    Note: I rms or V rms means I without an angle if necessary

    4 power factor = I V cos(theta(v) - theta(I))


    rms rms power factor: if between the angles is difference ----> lead
    if between the angles is summation ----> lag

    5 average power = I x V x Power factor


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    z = total resistance

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    H / Henry ----> Inductance
    F / Farad ----> Capacitance

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