Fundamentals of 3-Phase Electricity | What Is 3-Phase Power? -- Part 1

In AC electrical systems, 3-phase power is commonly used, due to the increased power density, efficiency, and operational flexibility compared with single-phase systems. Understanding how 3-phase electricity behaves in balanced and unbalanced systems is fundamentally important for AC electrical systems analysis, operation, and control.
You will learn:
How 3-phase electricity is traditionally generated
How 3-phase electricity can be described using vector representations
The difference between balanced and unbalanced systems
How balanced systems deliver constant, instantaneous 3-phase power
How balanced and unbalanced systems affect neutral current
Watch the full series: • What Is 3-Phase Power?
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[@ibrahimabubakr2227]

thank you for this simple series what i really liked is this phrase "three-phase is the minimum number of phases that can achieve constant instantaneous power" it really makes the long story short.

[@SufiShahHamidJalali]

This is a great initiative. My suggestion is if you start adding some practical tips on how to model different equipment (generators, transformers, etc.) in real life as we have some values for them which might not be apparent how they affect the overall power system. These can be like X/R, transformer impedance, taps, short circuit power and other settings in Simscape. Thank you

[@favoureboseyi2301]

Please can you drop a tutorial on how to do this simulation

[@learning1s8eautiful]

Waiting for part2

[@pateltejas1402]

Is it simulated in matlab ?

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