how we can calculate power factor without knowing current in
230v 100w load ?
Answer Posted / asheesh
to calculate power factor first we have to calculate
current. for this we can apply rated voltage to load and
then measure the current flowing through load by measuring
instrument and then
power factor = watt/rated voltage*current
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