egyfázisúak
Egyfázisúak refers to single-phase electrical systems. These are the most common type of electrical power distribution used in residential and small commercial buildings. A single-phase system uses two wires: one for the live or hot wire and one for the neutral wire. The voltage in the live wire alternates in a sinusoidal pattern, creating a single alternating current (AC) waveform. This waveform is what powers most household appliances, lighting, and electronic devices.
The generation of single-phase power typically involves a single coil within a generator rotating within a