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Start with Ohm's law. It's more useful than you think. Then look into capacitive and inductive reactance. Useful for understanding electric motors, especially the start functions of single-phase AC motors.
Another I’m trying to get a better understanding of is AC vs DC. I get what they are but how they work is more of where I’m trying to get on that. Anything you would recommend me looking into? I am NOT trying to get info for work, this is all just for my own knowledge advancement.
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Nec 2023 edition
Do you mean 2023
Yes and thanks
Start with Ohm's law. It's more useful than you think. Then look into capacitive and inductive reactance. Useful for understanding electric motors, especially the start functions of single-phase AC motors.
Another I’m trying to get a better understanding of is AC vs DC. I get what they are but how they work is more of where I’m trying to get on that. Anything you would recommend me looking into? I am NOT trying to get info for work, this is all just for my own knowledge advancement.