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Download AC vs DC AC Voltage stands for Alternating Current. The flow of elec
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“What is the difference between AC & DC?” AC vs DC AC Voltage stands for Alternating Current. The flow of electricity periodically changes direction from positive to negative about a neutral point (not always ground!). Typical examples of AC voltage are residential and commerical outlet power. Voltage Time ALTERNATING CURRENT DC Voltage stands for Direct Current. The flow of electricity is always one direction, or said to be positive. Typical examples of DC voltage in use are: automobiles which run on 12VDC, commercial trucks which run on 24 VDC, and many electronic devices which take AA, AAA, etc style batteries. Voltage Time DIRECT CURRENT DesignStein LLC Product Engineering 2402 College Hills Blvd #4, San Angelo, TX 76904 P: 325-227-6053 F: 325-617-7908 [email protected]
