Electric Transients
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Single Phase, Single Energy Load Circuit Transients. The same principle applies to single energy transients in alternating-current systems. In circuits having constant resistance but neither inductance nor condensance, no transients appear. Any change in the voltage produces instantly a proportionate change in the current. In circuits having either inductance or condensance a tran- sient period for the readjustment of the energy content of the system follows any change in voltage. At any instan...t the transient current or voltage is the algebraic sum of the 40 ALTERNATING CURRENTS 41 . > II 42 ELECTRIC TRANSIENTS corresponding permanent and transient values. The per- manent term, i' is the alternating current wave assumed to be of simple sine form as expressed in equation (72) with 71 as the time phase angle at the starting moment. I' = +Vsin (co - 7l ) (72) e ' = +-# sin (co - T2 ) (73) The transient term, i" is expressed by the exponential equation of the same form as in direct currents with an initial value equal in magnitude but opposite in time phase to what would have been the permanent value at the start- ing point if the circuit has been closed at some previous time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Single Phase, Single Energy Load Circuit Transients. The same principle applies to single energy transients in alternating-current systems. In circuits having constant resistance but neither inductance nor condensance, no transients appear. Any change in the voltage produces instantly a proportionate change in the current. In circuits having either inductance or condensance a tran- sient period for the readjustment of the energy content of the system follows any change in voltage. At any instan...t the transient current or voltage is the algebraic sum of the 40 ALTERNATING CURRENTS 41 . > II 42 ELECTRIC TRANSIENTS corresponding permanent and transient values. The per- manent term, i' is the alternating current wave assumed to be of simple sine form as expressed in equation (72) with 71 as the time phase angle at the starting moment. I' = +Vsin (co - 7l ) (72) e ' = +-# sin (co - T2 ) (73) The transient term, i" is expressed by the exponential equation of the same form as in direct currents with an initial value equal in magnitude but opposite in time phase to what would have been the permanent value at the start- ing point if the circuit has been closed at some previous time.
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