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===== Active power  =====
 
The active power P of a signal comprising harmonics is the sum of the active powers resulting from the currents and voltages of the same order.
 
===== Reactive power  =====
 
Reactive power is defined exclusively in terms of the fundamental, i.e.<br><math>Q=U1 \times I1 \times Sin \phi 1</math>
 
===== Distortion power  =====
 
When harmonics are present, the distortion power D is defined as <br><math>D= \left(S^2 - P^2 -Q^2 \right)^{1/2} </math>where S is the apparent power.

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