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daredevil
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Hi,
I was having some confusion understanding how the three phase generator works.
As far as I know AC is connected to the stator and DC is connected to the rotor and the changing magnetic field in the stator causes the rotor to rotate.
I was wondering what causes the rotor to rotate in one direction and how much AC current have to be supplied to the stator. I mean as the direction of AC is changing, the direction the rotor is rotating should also change, right
And, what is the total voltage of the three phase supply if a single phase is 240V.
I was having some confusion understanding how the three phase generator works.
As far as I know AC is connected to the stator and DC is connected to the rotor and the changing magnetic field in the stator causes the rotor to rotate.
I was wondering what causes the rotor to rotate in one direction and how much AC current have to be supplied to the stator. I mean as the direction of AC is changing, the direction the rotor is rotating should also change, right
And, what is the total voltage of the three phase supply if a single phase is 240V.