The Modelling of the Power Factor in Steady State Non Sinusoidal Regime with Mathcad Techniques

The paper presents the results of a new mathematical method to calculate the power factor in the electroenergetical circuits. The relative values which characterize the voltage and current harmonics have been used. The MathCAD example will prove, comparatively, the efficiency and the application of this method

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