The phrase "alternating current electricity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing electrical systems, particularly in the context of power generation and distribution.
Example: "The majority of household appliances operate on alternating current electricity, which allows for efficient energy transmission over long distances."
Alternatives: "AC electricity" or "alternating current power".
The ashes of the man who developed, among other things, the alternating current electricity supply system widely in use today have been preserved in a gold-coloured sphere in the Nikola Tesla museum in the Serbian capital since 1957.
In part, that's because the alternating current electricity that comes from the grid has to be converted to direct current before a car's batteries can store it, and the capacity of the electronics that make the A.C.-to-D.C. conversion is a bottleneck.
Nikola Tesla, a Croatian-American physicist and engineer who pioneered the use of alternating current electricity, was born at the stroke of midnight on this day in 1856.
Under the new ownership, the company was revitalized with many improvements including the construction of a new power plant producing alternating current electricity, the purchase of one-man streetcars (operated by one man), and a refocus of the company's power service.
Mayor Hugh Grant angrily ordered all high-voltage alternating current electric arc lights shut off.
The solar inverter, which converts the direct current (DC) electricity from the panels to alternating current (AC) electricity that can be used in the electric grid, plugs right into a wall socket.
Only high-voltage alternating current could transmit electricity any distance, making it a far more flexible and superior technology.
At earlier world's fairs, the key draws were often exotic products from distant lands and gee-whiz inventions like the Ferris wheel and the alternating current system of electricity.
Also, alternating current leaks more electricity in transit.
The inverter, which converts direct current electricity to alternating current for use by appliances, had been adjusted to a lower setting by the last user, he said, and the camper had just come back from a paint job, with no time for a systems check).
Nearly all the submarine cables use direct current, a form of transmission favored by Thomas Edison but mostly rejected in the late 1800s in favor of alternating current, the kind of electricity now used to run most appliances.
