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Efficiency gap between AC and DC electrical power distribution system
This paper analyzes the average efficiency gap in a building final electrical distribution system when loads and multiple sources are either linked by an AC distribution bus or a DC distribution bus. This paper shows that the gap is rather small to be a good enough reason for adopting AC or DC for low voltage electrical power distribution.