Engineering, 08.03.2021 14:00 saifulcrc1397
One line voltage of a balanced Y-connected
source is VAB = 240/–20° V If the source is connected
to a A-connected load of 20240'0
Find: (a) the phase currents
(b) the line currents
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One line voltage of a balanced Y-connected
source is VAB = 240/–20° V If the source is connected
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