Alternating Current (AC)

Utilised by most GW-scale Power Systems globally, Alternating Current systems involve the polarity of the electric charge rapidly alternating from positive to negative, commonly at a Frequency of 50 or 60 cycles per second (expressed as 50 or 60Hz). 

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