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What makes the difference between 50Hz supply and 60Hz
supply which one is economical? What is the use of using
increased frequency?
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Answer Posted / c_elavarasi@yahoo.com
frequency is inversely propotional to the reactance,so if
the frequency increases,reactance decreases thereby current
gets increased.so if the resistance is constant,voltage
increases so that the windings cant be able to withstand
the increased voltage and also if the current increases
I^2R losses will increase.
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