【さんそうこうりゅう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. three-phase alternating current
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  • 【さんそうこうりゅう】
  • さんそうこうりゅう
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. three-phase alternating current
    2. This term is used in electrical engineering to describe a type of electrical power system that uses three alternating currents. It is efficient for power transmission over long distances and is commonly used in industrial applications.
    Three-phase alternating current is a technology for efficiently transmitting power.
    In factories, motors that use three-phase alternating current are utilized.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to utilize three-phase alternating currentthe principle of three-phase alternating currentthree-phase AC circuitthree-phase alternating current generationcharacteristics of three-phase alternating currentthree-phase alternating current motorthree-phase alternating current loadthree-phase alternating current systemthree-phase alternating current transformermeasurement of three-phase alternating current
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