AC Electrical Circuit Analysis: How to Simulate Three-Phase Systems, Part 1

In this video we examine how to create simulations of three-phase systems, even if your simulator does not have a three-phase generator. We'll be using TINA-TI, but the technique will work with any quality simulator. Part one (this one) discusses wye-connected generators with both wye- and delta-connected loads, while part two discusses delta-connected generators with both styles of loads.
Reference: AC Electrical Circuit Analysis; Chapter 9.
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[@ElectronicswithProfessorFiore]

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