Phasor Addition
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This example illustrates the concept of phasor addition. Phasors are vectors used to represent the magnitude and phase of alternating current in electrical circuits. By adjusting the amplitude and phase angle of the phasors, the resultant phasor can be observed. The construction uses basic objects such as points, segments, and vectors, along with parameters like angles and amplitudes. Suitable for high school physics and electrical engineering courses.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Point(xAxis) → OSegment((Deg, 0), V2) → V2tSegment((Deg, 0), V1) → V1tVector(O, PV1) → phasorV1Vector(O, PV2) → phasorV2Vector(O, PV3) → phasorV3Segment(PV1, PV3) → t1Segment(PV2, PV3) → t2