Tehonmuunnoshäviöiden
Tehonmuunnoshäviöt, known in English as power conversion losses, refer to the energy that is dissipated as heat during the process of converting electrical power from one form to another. This conversion is a fundamental aspect of modern electrical systems, occurring in numerous devices and applications. Common examples include AC to DC conversion (rectification) in power supplies for electronic devices, DC to AC conversion (inversion) in solar inverters and electric vehicle drivetrains, and voltage conversion (step-up or step-down) using transformers or switching regulators.
The primary causes of these losses are related to the physical properties of the components involved in
Minimizing tehonmuunnoshäviöt is a crucial objective in electrical engineering for several reasons. Firstly, it improves energy