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Worth of a Watt - Implications for Systems and Device Designers

The capital equivalent cost of consuming ac or dc power in a central office is determined as a function of service life, electric rate and energy inflation rate. The results are used to compute life-cycle equipment costs and to determine the most economical operating point of non-linear power processing devices.