hávaðaminnkunar
Hávaminnkunar, also known as high-voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission systems, are electrical transmission systems that use direct current (DC) to transmit electrical power over long distances. Unlike traditional alternating current (AC) systems, HVDC systems do not require a synchronous connection between the sending and receiving ends, allowing for the transmission of power over greater distances and through different frequency networks. This makes HVDC systems particularly useful for interconnecting power grids in different regions or countries.
HVDC systems are typically used for long-distance power transmission, underwater transmission, and in situations where the
The main components of an HVDC system include converters, which convert AC to DC and vice versa,
Hávaminnkunar systems have several advantages over traditional AC systems, including lower transmission losses, the ability to