Hi:
Let's say there are two AC [Alternating Current] signals of the same voltage and amperage. However, one of them is 50 Hz and the other is
60 Hz.Will the 60 Hz signal contain more watts than the 50 Hz signal?
I ask because...
... let's say there are two equally-large laser beams which contain the same light intensity [i.e. number of photon[s]-per-second-per- square-meter]. If one beam is of 400 nm wavelength and the other is
700 nm, the 400 nm light beam will contain more watts than the 700 nm one because a shorter-wavelength [i.e. higher-frequency] photon possesses more energy in it than a longer-wavelength [or lower- frequency] photon.I am wondering if the same analogy applies to electric current.
Thanks