WHAT IS A SINE WAVE?
A sine wave is a smooth, repetitive wave that represents how alternating current (AC) flows in a circuit. It gradually rises and falls in a consistent pattern, showing how voltage or current changes over time, typically seen in power supplied to homes and businesses. The sine wave’s smooth curve ensures efficient and steady power delivery, which is why it's used in most electrical systems.
A sine wave is a perfect example of mathematical beauty and scientific innovation. Its smooth, rhythmic curve represents the natural flow of alternating current (AC), which powers your home or business. By harnessing the consistent rise and fall of electrons, the sine wave allows us to efficiently deliver stable and reliable electricity. This elegant waveform is a cornerstone of modern electrical systems, reflecting the precision and innovation that drive our ability to power the world around us.