üksfaasilised
Uksfaasilised refers to a concept primarily found in Estonian, often translated as "single-phased" or "uniphase." In electrical engineering, it describes an alternating current (AC) electrical system that utilizes a single voltage waveform. This is in contrast to polyphase systems, such as two-phase or three-phase, which employ multiple waveforms. Single-phase power is the standard for most residential and small commercial buildings. It typically consists of two wires: a live (or hot) wire and a neutral wire. The voltage oscillates between positive and negative values, providing power to appliances and devices.
The simplicity and lower cost of installation make single-phase power ideal for many applications where the