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Alternating current (AC) Defined
Flow of electricity which cycles or alternates direction many times per second. The number of cycles is referred to as frequency. Most common frequency used in this country is 60 Hertz (cycles per second).
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- Lessons In Electric Circuits - Volume II (AC) - Table of Contents: Free and comprehensive textbook on AC Currents
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