Need your help on how to determine the instantaneous power in a circuit with a supply of 230 V at a phase angle of 15°, and an impedance of 35ohms at 40°
Power in a single AC circuit
- Thread starter Mr.Silwamba
- Start date
Hello,
You sure you want the instantaneous power and not the average power?
One way to do this would be to convert the specs into an actual circuit, then do a time domain analysis. That will allow you to calculate the instantaneous power anywhere from t=0 to t any time in the future.
To get the average power you can do an AC analysis once you convert the specs into a circuit.
You sure you want the instantaneous power and not the average power?
One way to do this would be to convert the specs into an actual circuit, then do a time domain analysis. That will allow you to calculate the instantaneous power anywhere from t=0 to t any time in the future.
To get the average power you can do an AC analysis once you convert the specs into a circuit.
