vícefázové

VíceFázové is a Czech term that translates to "multi-phase" or "polyphase" in English. It is commonly used in various technical and scientific contexts, particularly in electricity, engineering, and physics, to describe systems or phenomena involving more than one phase.

In electrical engineering, vícefázové systems, most notably three-phase power, are fundamental for transmitting and distributing electricity efficiently. A three-phase system uses three alternating currents that are out of sync with each other, allowing for more power to be delivered with smaller conductors compared to single-phase systems. This is the standard for most industrial applications and power grids.

Beyond electricity, the concept of vícefázové can apply to other areas. For instance, in chemistry, it can refer to multi-phase reactions where reactants exist in different physical states (e.g., solid-liquid or gas-liquid). In materials science, it might describe materials composed of multiple distinct phases with different properties. The term emphasizes the presence and interaction of multiple distinct components or states within a single system. The specific meaning and application of vícefázové depend heavily on the domain in which it is used.