-=PCTechTalk=- power factor correction

When the voltage and current are 'in phase' the power factor is one. If they 
are 180 degrees out of phase the power factor is zero. 
If the applied voltage is multiplied by the current drawn you get the apparent 
power; if this is multiplied by the power factor you get the true power being 
consumed.

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