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electricity glossary


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a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z


Need help converting energy units? Click here for a comprehensive list of unit conversions. Click here for fuel information and conversion factors.
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a ac


abbreviation for alternating current
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active power


see real power
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alternating current


an electrical current which reverses direction repeatedly due to a change in voltage which occurs at the same frequency. Often abbreviated AC or ac.
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alternator


an electric generator designed to produce alternating current. Usually consists of rotating parts which created the changing magnetic field to produce the alternating current.
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american national standards institute


a private organization that coordinates and/or approves some US standards, particularly those related to the electrical industry. Abbreviated ANSI.
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american wire gauge


A standard measure which represents the size of wire. The larger the number, the smaller the wire. Abbreviated AWG.
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ampacity


the maximum continuous current that a conductor can carry without overheating above its temperature rating.
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ampere


electric current produced by one volt applied across a resistance of one ohm.  It is also equal to the flow of one coulomb per second.   Named after French physicist Andre M. Ampère 1836.
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