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Summon: Electrical/electronics UFical	by Hieraco	2008-02-09 02:45:48
It's going to play around a bit with the inductive	by EnzoMatrix	2008-02-09 07:50:08
resistance... Inductive Resistance X_l = 2 (pi) f l.. So inductive resistance on 50Hz would be lower than 60Hz... Ratio to calculate input and output power of a Transformer says that there should be no issue though. And the difference between the 50 and 60 Hz isn't very big. If anything it'd be smarter to have 50Hz stuff run on 60Hz than the other way around. Inductive resistance would be lower on 50Hz, and thus the input current somewhat higher, I can imagine..
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current	by Clive Adams	2008-02-09 09:06:12

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