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Transforming Voltage From Single Phase to Three Phase

06/30/2011 3:29 AM

Good day to all.

help... can you give me an idea how can i get three phase AC from single phase source.

Also, diagram for open Y connection.'

many thanks to all
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Re: transfroming voltage from single phase to three phase

06/30/2011 3:47 AM

<...three phase AC from single phase source...>

Either a motor-converter (a single phase motor driving a three phase generator) or an inverter.

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Re: transfroming voltage from single phase to three phase

07/01/2011 2:05 AM

using transformer
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Re: transfroming voltage from single phase to three phase

06/30/2011 6:53 AM

poster#1 do you mean open delta? perry
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Re: transfroming voltage from single phase to three phase

07/01/2011 8:46 PM

Interesting..

As far as I know, the only real difference is if you ground the tie point.
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