Electricity. Commercial electricity is commonly transmitted as three single-phase currents, that is, three separate currents following separate sine curves, having the same frequency, but with the peaks of their individual curves one-third (120°) of a cycle apart. The alternating power frequency for three-phase alternating current is called three-phase current frequency.
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