AC Loss

**AC Loss**

AC Loss refers to the energy dissipated as heat in electrical components or systems when alternating current (AC) flows through them. This phenomenon commonly occurs in transformers, inductors, superconductors, and electrical conductors due to effects such as eddy currents, hysteresis, and resistance. Understanding and minimizing AC loss is crucial for improving the efficiency and performance of electrical devices, particularly in power transmission, electric motors, and advanced materials used in energy applications.