Current is the rate of the flow of charge per second through a material to which a specific voltage is applied. In electrical systems, voltage is the force required to move electrons. In a motor, power is delivered to the load by converting electrical energy per the following laws of science. What is power? In the most basic form, power is work performed over a specific amount of time. Understanding power generation, power loss and the different types of power measured can be intimidating, so let's start with an overview of basic electric and mechanical power measurements. Despite differences in size and type, all electric motors work in much the same way: an electric current flowing through a wire coil in a magnetic field creates a force that rotates the coil, thus creating torque. OpreX IT/OT Security Operations Center (SOC)īy Bill Gatheridge, Product Manager, Power Measuring Instruments, Yokogawa Corporation of America Part 1: Basic Electrical Power MeasurementsĮlectric motors are electromechanical machines that convert electric energy into mechanical energy.
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