This phenomenon is converted into its counterpart by a rectifier, and its voltage can be stepped up or down at a transformer.
Litz wire is used to minimize the efficiency losses that this phenomenon suffers due to the skin effect. Power transfer due to this phenomenon can be maximized by using a three-phase system. This phenomenon is the input to, but not the output from, a diode bridge. Its strength is reported in terms of the root-mean-square amplitude, which is less than the (*) peak amplitude by a factor of the square root of 2. This phenomenon is converted into its counterpart by a rectifier, and its voltage can be stepped up or down at a transformer. For 10 points, name this type of electrical current that follows a sinusoidal pattern, unlike direct current.
Litz wire is used to minimize the efficiency losses that this phenomenon suffers due to the skin effect.
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