Wechselstromlösungen
Wechselstromlösungen, often translated as alternating current solutions, refer to systems and technologies designed to generate, transmit, distribute, and utilize alternating current (AC) electricity. AC is characterized by its periodic change in direction, a fundamental principle in modern electrical power grids. The widespread adoption of AC is largely attributed to the work of Nikola Tesla and George Westinghouse, who championed its advantages over direct current (DC) for long-distance power transmission.
The core components of Wechselstromlösungen include generators that produce AC, transformers that step up or step
Key advantages of AC include its ease of voltage transformation, allowing for high voltages to be used