Electrical variables...

Electrical variables...

1. Power

   • It is a measure of the rate at which work is done (or likewise, at which energy is transferred).

2. Voltage

   • It is defined as the magnitude in charge of establishing the differentiation of electrical potential that exists between two points. This is why it is also known as electrical voltage, or electrical potential difference.

3. Power Factor

   • The power factor (PF) is considered as an indicator of the correct use of energy. The power factor can take values ​​between 0 and 1, where 1 is the ideal value and indicates that all the energy consumed by the devices has been transformed into work.

4. Energy consumption

   • is the total cost of energy, and normally includes more than one energy source. We associate it with the cost of light and electricity, but gas, diesel or biomass would also enter here.

5. Current

   • is a physical phenomenon caused by displacement of a charge (ion or electron). In the case of a driver metal, are mainly electrons that take part in the current