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What is the Q-Factor?

Answer: The potential difference across L or C of the circuit is amplified by the supply or applied voltage during series resonance in an AC circuit. The term "Q-factor" (Quality Factor of Series Resonant Circuit) refers to the rise in voltage caused by resonance.

What is the form factor?

Answer: Form factor is the ratio between a sine wave's RMS value and Average value.
It is expressed by Kf.
Form Factor, Kf = R.M.S value / Average value=0.707*Maximum value / 0.636*Maximum value=1.11

What is the peak factor?

Answer: The peak factor is the ratio of the maximum value of a wave to the R.M.S. value.
It is expressed by Ka.
Peak Factor, Ka = Peak Value / R.M.S. Value = Maximum value / R.M.S. Value = max value / 0.707* max value= 1.414

What is the power factor?

Answer: The angle between current and voltage in a circuit is called the power factor.
or
The ratio of active power and reactive power is called the power factor.
If the angle between current and voltage is ϴ,
Power factor = Active power / Reactive power=VICosϴ / VI=Cosϴ

What is the load factor?

Answer: The load factor is the ratio of average load to peak demand.
Load Factor = Average load/Max. Demand or Peak load.
Its value is below 1.

What is the plant factor?

Answer: The plant factor measures the average load of a power plant in relation to its rated capacity.
Plant Factor = Average load/ Rated capacity of the plant

What is the demand factor?

Answer: The ratio of connected load to plant peak demand is known as the demand factor.
Demand Factor = Max. Demand/ Connected Load.

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