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Mains use
Alternating current (A.C)
Batteries use
Direct current (D.C)
Alternating current vs direct current
A.C changes directions, D.C does not
Electricity is a
Flow of current
Mains voltage
230 v
Mains frequency
50 hertz
Frequency
How many times it changes direction in a second
Pros and cons of D.C
Pro, devices like laptops run more smoothly and won’t be constantly restarting. Con, loses more electricity through friction
Pros and cons of A.C
Con, constant start stop would be noticeable for small devices. Pro, more energy efficient.
When things like laptops are plugged in, the electricity
Comes from an a.c source into a d.c battery, so the laptop is not constantly restarting but has access to more electricity