Is your name really Tina Farrell?using arithmetic the lowest number is zero
jujubean said:The size of the voltage will vary from 0 to its maximum (325v) for half a second and 0 to the second maximum (-325v) for the second half of the second
Yes quite right What I actually wrote was for a quarter of a one second cycle...I did mean 0 to 0 which is the half secondjujubean said:The size of the voltage will vary from 0 to its maximum (325v) for half a second and 0 to the second maximum (-325v) for the second half of the second
not strictly true..
the voltage goes from 0, through 325 and back to 0 in the first half second, and then from 0, through -325 and back to 0 in the second half second ( based on the 1Hz frequency you were explaining on.. )
this is roughly what happens at the star point of a 3 phase transformer..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-phase_electric_power
Nothing to say, but it was such a nice diagram that I thought I'd join the club and quote it too.
Presumably that's just the chalk.I think the earth was white
Nothing to say, but it was such a nice diagram that I thought I'd join the club and quote it too.
I knew that, but it's such a good representation of 3P that it's worth having a few copies on the same topic.not my drawing, borrowed it from the wiki page i linked to..Nothing to say, but it was such a nice diagram that I thought I'd join the club and quote it too.
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