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A question about a three-phase circuit
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So am I.Shloa4 said:
You have added I₁ + I₂ without regard for their different angles.
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oops.. :) but still, S1 and V1 are similar in phase, aren't they? And since that's the case, S/V yields magnitude only (on the real axis). Same for both loads. And since the phase becomes 0 for both I1 and I2 (which is wrong obviously, but I cannot figure out where exactly I miss a thing here) so I can add I2 to I1.
That's probably my problem here. Any idea?
That's probably my problem here. Any idea?
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What does "similar in phase" mean exactly http://img820.imageshack.us/img820/9631/icon5j.gif
The details are that one load has a leading pf and the other a lagging pf.
The details are that one load has a leading pf and the other a lagging pf.
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