vahelduvvooluvõrgu
vahelduvvooluvõrgu refers to an alternating current electrical grid. In such a system, the direction of electric current reverses periodically, unlike direct current (DC) systems where the current flows in only one direction. This alternating nature is a key characteristic of modern power distribution networks worldwide.
The generation of AC power typically occurs in power plants using generators that produce a sinusoidal voltage
The primary advantage of AC over DC for widespread distribution is the ease with which its voltage
Common frequencies for AC power grids vary by region, with 50 Hz and 60 Hz being the