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... phasors , and diagrams containing them are called phasor diagrams . Figure 32-1 shows a phasor diagram for the sinusoidal current described by Eq . ( 32-2 ) . The projection of the phasor onto the horizontal axis at time t is I cos wt ...
... phasors , and diagrams containing them are called phasor diagrams . Figure 32-1 shows a phasor diagram for the sinusoidal current described by Eq . ( 32-2 ) . The projection of the phasor onto the horizontal axis at time t is I cos wt ...
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... ( phasor ) whose projection on the horizontal axis at any instant represents the instantaneous value of the sinusoidal function . 1 , In Fig . 37-7 , E , is the horizontal component of the phasor representing the wave from source S1 , and ...
... ( phasor ) whose projection on the horizontal axis at any instant represents the instantaneous value of the sinusoidal function . 1 , In Fig . 37-7 , E , is the horizontal component of the phasor representing the wave from source S1 , and ...
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... phasor differs in phase slightly from the preceding one . The total phase dif- ference between the first and last phasors is B. ( c ) Limit reached by the phasor diagram when the slit is subdivided into infinitely many strips . 38-4 ...
... phasor differs in phase slightly from the preceding one . The total phase dif- ference between the first and last phasors is B. ( c ) Limit reached by the phasor diagram when the slit is subdivided into infinitely many strips . 38-4 ...
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