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Power refers to the rate of performing work or of expending energy. Typically, mechanical power is expressed in terms of horsepower and electrical power in terms of kilowatts.

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Category: Generators
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snaga

Electrical equipment; Electricity

Rate at which energy is released or consumed, expressed in watts.

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Electrical equipment; Fuel cell

In physics, power (symbol: P) is the rate at which work is performed or energy is transmitted, or the amount of energy required or expended for a given unit of time.

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Electronic components; Capacitors

The time rate at which work is done; equal to W/t where W is amount of work done in time t. Power will be obtained in watts if W is expressed in joules and t in seconds.

snaga

Electrical equipment; Capacitors

The time rate at which work is done; equal to W/t where W is amount of work done in time t. Power will be obtained in watts if W is expressed in joules and t in seconds.

snaga

Electrical equipment; Power supplies

The time rate at which work is done. Power is obtained in watts if work is expressed in joules and time is in seconds.

Frekvencija

Electrical equipment; Generators

Frequency is the number of complete cycles per unit of time of any periodically varying quantity, such as alternating voltage or current. It is usually expressed as (Hz) Hertz or ...

Herc (Hz)

Electrical equipment; Generators

The term Hertz is the preferred designation for cycles per second (CPS) and is used to describe frequency. Appliances in the US use 60 Hz, elsewhere it is 50 Hz.

Faza

Electrical equipment; Generators

Phase refers to the windings of an AC generator. In a three-phase generator there are three windings, typically designated as A-B-C, R-S-T or U-V-W. A single-phase generator has ...