AC Voltage Source
An ideal source of sinusoidal voltage.
blockType: AcausalFoundation.Electrical.Sources.ACVoltage
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Description
Block AC Voltage Source It is an ideal voltage source, that is, the voltage at its output terminals does not depend on the current flowing through it.
The output voltage is determined by the following equation:
Where:
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V— tension. -
V0— peak amplitude. -
f— frequency. -
φ— phase shift. -
t— Time.
Ports + and − correspond to the positive and negative poles of the voltage source, respectively. The current is positive if it flows from the positive to the negative pole; the voltage at the source is equal to the potential difference at the positive and negative terminals, .
Ports
+ — positive
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The electrical port represents the positive terminal of the source.
− — negative
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The electrical port represents the negative terminal of the source.
Parameters
Peak amplitude — peak amplitude, In
1 IN (by default)
Peak voltage amplitude.
Phase shift — phase shift, rad
0 (by default)
Phase shift, radian.
Frequency — pass frequency:q[<br>] 50 Hz (by default)
Voltage frequency. Multiple units are allowed, for example, kHz or MHz. Other units (rad/s, etc.) are not allowed.