Power Triangle Calculator

Calculates the fundamental relationships between power, voltage, current, and impedance in electrical circuits. Users input measured values for these parameters, and the tool then determines the corresponding real power (P), reactive power (Q), and apparent power (S) that form the power triangle. The calculator uses standard trigonometric principles to resolve these interrelated quantities, providing an immediate visualization of how different components interact within a three-phase or single-phase electrical system. Engineers and students studying electrical theory rely on this tool for quick verification and preliminary analysis. It is useful when determining optimal circuit loading, understanding power quality issues, or modeling motor performance.