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Thats exactly what you will see.
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On two channels.
I think Tony means L1 & L2 on ONE channel!
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Thats exactly what you will see.
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Thats exactly what you will see.
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240V RMS = 339.41V peak→peak.
Well isn't that pretty! I think it's going to peak at a bit more than 240V though.
You could easily create that trace on an oscilloscope screen, but it's not an accurate representation of what is going on.
Wouldn't the peak-to-peak be twice that Tony?
was a rough representation so I used RMS voltages it was my representation of what I thought I would see would you like to draw it please
Gotta be quick around here, there's always some smart-arse apprentice looking to score a point off the boss!I was altering it while you posted
Gotta be quick around here, there's always some smart-arse apprentice looking to score a point off the boss!
I think √2 comes in to it somewhere doesn’t it Dave?
I don’t think we’re wrong, but you never know.
240V RMS = 339.41V peak→base line.
Stop playing the smart arse. Learn about transformer phase and vector diagrams.
some were 90 degree.
Agree, the wave forms are 180 degree apart.This is quite simple, its classed as a single phase three wire system. In effect two phases 180 degree apart, the neutral point being at the center between the two phases.
They cant be in phase, draw out two vectors with the same direction and magnitude.
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