It doesn't have to be rectified. That's the ONLY advantage; the electrical systems in all but the smallest planes are 400Hz AC systems.
No. Transformers work in AC systems, not in DC systems.
DC transmission lines are only used in special applications for example very long distances or for connecting two non-synchronous power systems. As an example UK and France are connected by DC power cables because the two power systems are not synchronised.
DC Power is Direct Current Power Supply.
dc to dc converter
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It doesn't have to be rectified. That's the ONLY advantage; the electrical systems in all but the smallest planes are 400Hz AC systems.
No. Transformers work in AC systems, not in DC systems.
DC
DC transmission lines are only used in special applications for example very long distances or for connecting two non-synchronous power systems. As an example UK and France are connected by DC power cables because the two power systems are not synchronised.
use a dc power source. preferably an ac/dc power adapter. any dc power source will do.
This will vary depending on the line. The longest High Voltage DC link in the world is the Rio Madeira link in Brazil, which consists of two bipoles of 600 kV, 3150 MW each.
DC Power is Direct Current Power Supply.
Edison did use DC. In short, it's because of inability of DC to use transformers for cheap easy conversion of current to voltage and back. As such, DC systems had heavy copper cables with low voltage and high current while AC systems had cheaper lighter cables carrying high voltages and low current. The DC system is very limited in how far users can be from generators. Additionally, DC systems are prone to electro-galvanic corrosion while AC are not. All this made AC MUCH MUCH cheaper.
AC Power is Alternating Current whereas DC Power is Direct Current.