This could be interesting::; if 50/60 is the 0th, then 100/120 would be the
1st ?? Makes sense to me!! No harmonics of the fundamental frequency would
be the 0th; and 1st harmonic would be at twice the fundamental
frequency.....

(I know this is not the convention, but it seems logical: first harmonic is
fundamental plus the fundamental (once); second is the fundamental plus the
fundamental x 2, etc..... ). I like it!

Mike Hopkins
Thermo KeyTek


-----Original Message-----
From: bogdan matoga [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2001 8:03 PM
To: Cortland Richmond
Cc: Jayasinghe, Ryan; Robert Johnson; 'Barry Esmore'; 'EMC-PSTC Forum'
Subject: Re: 2 Phases in North America



Cortland:
I always thought that 50 Hz or respectively 60 Hz was the "0-th" harmonic!
Was
I mistaken? (I would not be surprised!) (: -) !!
Bogdan.

Cortland Richmond wrote:

> This is rather similar to asking what the first harmonic of the power line
> frequency is.  (grin!)
>
> Cortland
>
> "Jayasinghe, Ryan" wrote:
>
> >                 180° out of phase?
> >




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