I need a link, hint or whatever you can spare.

[Ghydda]

I'm looking for some info on powerfactor correction for my final project. However I have not been able to find anything in-debth info anywhere. Does someb... no! - does ANYBODY have any idea where to look for it (and yes, I have checked under the sink and behind the fridge).

I need help badly on this one, so pleaz help me out if you've got anything to share.

Ghydda

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2+2=5 - but only for extremly large values of 2.

[Ghydda]

UP!

Is this for real! Doesn't anybody know something or know somebody that knows something about this subject?

Ghydda

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2+2=5 - but only for extremly large values of 2.

[Pneumatic]

http://arco-electric.com/html/PowerFactor.cfm
http://www.pactechnologies.com/
http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/lmphotonics/pwrfact.htm
http://www.pactechnologies.com/what.htm


Here are a few links that I found. They are for companies that make capacitors, but they have some explanation about Power Factor Correction. Just not a lot of raw info out there. Good Luck!


[This message has been edited by Kindness! (edited 15 August 2000).]

[Ghydda]

Thanks for the links, but I'm sorry to say that I allready have what the pages you suggested does offer.
Yes I know, there's not much info awailible on the bleeding subject, and it really buggers me.
I cant find books about the subject either.

What I need more specific is info on powerfactor correction NOT applied with the use of capacitors only, because I'm gonna make a universal powerfactor correction device, for which you can attach all house hold appliences, not just reaktive ones.

Ghydda - still in need of help with this.

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2+2=5 - but only for extremly large values of 2.