No clue about anything said since I don't understand japanese, but cool demonstration of how a 3 phase interior perment magnet motor works. Easily understood even just visually. I'm also probably over looking what it's talking about but does it go over star vs Delta wiring as well from the looks of it?
@tobbleboii59883 жыл бұрын
it's a star configuration, since all coils are joined with the yellow ground wire and have one live wire each. If it was a delta config, each coil would have been connected to two live wires each, as well as to both it's neighbors
@jaykoerner3 жыл бұрын
@@tobbleboii5988 I can't tell what's said, yes certainly star but I would assume you would talk about delta any time you mention star since it's mostly only used to start a 3phase motor, also I'm not sure if the initial configuration star or DOL? Common is common so does it matter if it's joined before or after entering the motor? Anyways even if I can't understand any of the words as i said looks fairly intuitive regardless
@tobbleboii59883 жыл бұрын
@@jaykoerner what's DOL? the common must be joined in the supply as well as in the motor, but you can get creative with how you actually go about that. using 3 ground wires between the supply and the motor is ineffective, so usually they're connected in the supply and the motor seperately. You then use a single wire to connect the common in supply and the common in the motor
@jaykoerner3 жыл бұрын
@@tobbleboii5988 also I'm confused about you saying about needing to connect the commons in the motor to the commons in the supply for star-delta, for one delta doesn't even have a neutral to connect to since the phases don't have a chance to cancel with it's configuration, and star only has a neutral as a byproduct of the phases canceling out, and uses the other 2 phases to carry return current, yes you can connect the neutral for a star configuration but it's certainly not required other then for making sure it's not to far off the reffrence for ground, please note I'm talking about what works not what to do on a job, I certainly wouldn't wire a motor without a common but it will work
@tobbleboii59883 жыл бұрын
@@jaykoerner to be frank i never really understood why you'd need to connect the common to the motor, since it works just the same without it. Probably some obscure safety thing and you're right, obvously you don't need to connect the motor to com in delta, but you still need a com in the power supply since otherwise you'd have 3 unipolar power supplies, which doesn't work
@fizzyplazmuh90243 жыл бұрын
I only ever had a suspicion of how 3 phase electrical distribution worked but this made it delightfully clear, even without english! Excellent work.
@coso23 жыл бұрын
I didn't know I needed to know how 3phase lines works... in Japanese. And the right hand rules at the end... sick bro! Jokes aside, this was a very intuitive way to visualize how this works. Nice job
@fusseldieb3 жыл бұрын
I understood nothing that they said but they visualized it so well that I did understand everything
@xcruell3 жыл бұрын
@@fusseldieb yall have to check the video description
@tonybologna64843 жыл бұрын
@@xcruell auto-translate subtitles are also available, i think almost nobody uses that awesome feature
Wonderful experiment, wish more non-american videos would show up in my feed like this!
@izumiohaerisument Жыл бұрын
考えた人天才すぎる
@CuongTuDien3 жыл бұрын
thank you so much ! Your explanation is so easy to understand. I have subscribed your channel already !
@あおやん-w2q3 ай бұрын
三相交流をこれほど分かりやすく 説明出来る動画はないね
@nyanco-sensei3 жыл бұрын
「帰りの電線を2本なくして1本にまとめましょう」 ↑ふむふむ 「これも外しましょう。」 ↑ファ?
@山葵ワサビ-m3j6 ай бұрын
コメ欄では皆分かり易いって言ってるけど自分もこれ。
@ES-qj1om5 ай бұрын
さらにさコンセントには一本しか来てなくて片方アースなんだけど。
@Hikaru_Power15 күн бұрын
@@山葵ワサビ-m3j120°ズレてるから他の線がアースになってるだけ
@Hikaru_Power15 күн бұрын
@@ES-qj1om家庭のコンセントは単相だから
@диванныйкопатель3 жыл бұрын
классная передача! каждый ролик как маленькое открытие. показано очень понятно и доступно. некоторые вещи не знал ранее.
@Jamato-sUn3 жыл бұрын
Как ты это смотришь на японском?!
@Tranzistor00003 жыл бұрын
Японский Галилео
@диванныйкопатель3 жыл бұрын
@@Jamato-sUn всё понятно и просто показано. перевод не требуется.
@supernenechi3 жыл бұрын
I don't even speak much Japanese at all and could only understand a few words here and there. However, the demonstration is so clear, it speaks for itself really!
@guillaumegaudin6943 жыл бұрын
i only got denwa, but still understood the demonstration
@revoreovanza3 жыл бұрын
Even I know just a bit Japanese language, but I understand what He explained. I know there is English language on description but I not read it. Thanks for information sensei
I like that his signoff is the magnetic field hand rule.. thing... what ever it's called.
@68HC0603 жыл бұрын
It's a good video, but I did know all this; it's pretty much a standard all over Europe. It would be great to also measure the voltage between the common and a phase and compare that with the voltage between two phases. Eg. We call the common wire the "NUL", which is also connected to Earth. The voltage between NUL and a phase is usually 230VAC in Europe (240VAC in the UK, so this is slightly different). The voltage between two phases (pick any!) would then be 400V. We have three phases and one NUL; the frequency is 50Hz (not 60Hz like in the US).
@inventor12143 жыл бұрын
Yeah it's standard over here in the states too! Though like you said, our phases are 240v 60 Hz, and 120v across any two. I'm surprised that it is 400v across yours though!
@68HC0603 жыл бұрын
@@inventor1214 Formula: 230VAC * sqrt(3) = 398.37V When we had 220VAC, it was 380V between two phases: 220VAC * sqrt(3) = 381.05V -But I've heard that your configuration is different from ours. The NUL is in the center on our configuration, which is why you see the big difference. -But I understand that you still have 3 phases, right?
@rob31252 ай бұрын
He's just explaining the basic principles of 3 phase electrical theory for his young viewers, so they can understand in simple way how a 3 phase generator and 3 phase system works.
@hanifhidayat9133 жыл бұрын
awesome sir
@JoachimVampire3 жыл бұрын
you know that you did your job excelently when people that don't know a word in your language gets an acurate idea of what's happening and how things work.