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Reactive Power Beyond Sinusoids: Scalar Selection and Information Limits
Reactive power is a fundamental concept in ac power systems and is well defined under single-frequency sinusoidal steady-state conditions. Under nonsinusoidal conditions, however, multiple reactive-power definitions coexist and can produce different scalar values, indicating that the conventional $Q
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