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jnxPsuOutletPowerFactorValue

Juniper Psu Outlet Power Factor Value
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Algorithm for calculation of Power Factor is below. For PowerOut values that fall in between 618.93W and 915.24W. let.s say 700W, the appropriate PF ranges from 0.910191 & 0.917994. Following linear equation could help deduce a fairly accurate input power value. Linear equation y= mx + b (where m is the slope and b is the Y intercept) Slope m = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1) Y intercept b = y - mx Plugging it all together for our example: m = (915.24-618.93)/(0.917994 . 0.910191) = 37973.86 b = 915.24 - 37973.86*0.917994 = -33944.5 for 700W (y), our efficiency (x) would then be: x = (700 . (-33944.5))/37973.86 = 0.912326 PPowerIn = 700W /0.912326 = 767.26W

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