3.15 Consider a power source with its terminal voltage and current given as: vs(t) = 100+80 sin (wt-100°) +70 cos (2wt + 120°) +25 sin 3 wt V is(t) =12+10 sin (t+25°) +5 sin (2wt -30°) +2 cos 3wt A where is the fundamental angular frequency. Calculate: (a) The mms value of i(t) and v₂(f) (b) The average input power supplied by the source (c) The mms values of the fundamental components of i(t) and v(t) (d) THD, and THD (e) kdist. Kdisp, and pf

3.15 Consider a power source with its terminal voltage and current given as: vs(t) = 100+80 sin (wt-100°) +70 cos (2wt + 120°) +25 sin 3 wt V is(t) =12+10 sin (t+25°) +5 sin (2wt -30°) +2 cos 3wt A where is the fundamental angular frequency. Calculate: (a) The mms value of i(t) and v₂(f) (b) The average input power supplied by the source (c) The mms values of the fundamental components of i(t) and v(t) (d) THD, and THD (e) kdist. Kdisp, and pf

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

Section: Chapter Questions

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