Alternating voltage and phase shift
Quote from feri on February 1, 2025, 3:37 pmI'm doing some tests with alternating current to simulate the phase shift with inductance and capacitance.
If I put a capacitor in parallel to the transformer the waveform becomes strange.
This is how it should be, I attach an image.
Greetings.
I'm doing some tests with alternating current to simulate the phase shift with inductance and capacitance.
If I put a capacitor in parallel to the transformer the waveform becomes strange.
This is how it should be, I attach an image.
Greetings.
Quote from feri on February 3, 2025, 2:45 pmThe strange waveform was solved by bringing Reactive step 0 us to Reactive step 10000 us. the transformer phase shifts the voltage and current and by inserting a capacitor in parallel of a certain capacity the voltage and current return to phase.
I don't know if the values correspond to reality but the principle is correct.
The capacitor in parallel with a resistive load should phase shift the current and voltage in the opposite way to the transformer.
In my test circuit the voltage and current remain in phase.
The strange waveform was solved by bringing Reactive step 0 us to Reactive step 10000 us. the transformer phase shifts the voltage and current and by inserting a capacitor in parallel of a certain capacity the voltage and current return to phase.
I don't know if the values correspond to reality but the principle is correct.
The capacitor in parallel with a resistive load should phase shift the current and voltage in the opposite way to the transformer.
In my test circuit the voltage and current remain in phase.
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