Why we use cosine angle for calculating power factor not in
sine angle ?
Answer Posted / prof.kingstan
See its because when there is no power lag, that is when the phase shift is 0 your other parameters shouldn't affect by the cos (phi). So when Phi=0 then cos (phi)=1. Therefore its much convenient to choose cosine rather than sine angles.
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