polyphase

[pol-ee-feyz]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adjective

Electricity.

having more than one phase.
of or relating to a set of alternating currents that have the same frequency but different phases phasis and that enter a specified region at more than two points.

polyphase

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Also: multiphase.��(of an electrical system, circuit, or device) having, generating, or using two or more alternating voltages of the same frequency, the phases of which are cyclically displaced by fractions of a period See also single-phase two-phase three-phase
having more than one phase

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First recorded in 1890–95; poly- + phase

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Mr. Tesla's work ranges far beyond the vast departments of polyphase currents and high potential lighting.

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Both carry conductors in their slots, and these conductors in each case form a polyphase winding.

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Hence in many places preference is now given to the polyphase system.

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"Well, this one has a G. E. polyphase, monitor control, with ..." began the pressman.

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Similarly the "polyphase" system—which is eminently adapted to installations of the nature indicated—must demand increasing attention.

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