97_main_1_9.qxd. u.s. standard voltages line 120/240 v, 3 w (240/480 v, 3 w) three-wire 120 v, 3 w (240 v, 3 w) [480 v, 3 w] three-phase, three-wire 208y/120 v, 4 w (480y/277 v, 4 w) three-phase, four-wire wye 120 v, 2 w (240 v, 2 w) [480 v, 2 w] two-wire 120 (240) 240 (480) 120 (240) a n a n b ...
8 Unbalanced Voltages and Electric Motors: Causes and Consequences Unbalanced voltages are unequal voltage values on 3-phase circuits that can exist anywhere in a power distribution system.
1 Introduction VLED(VGB) VCC R +-VGS OUTx TLC5940 2 Application Application Report SLVA280-August 2007 Using TLC5940 With Higher LED Supply Voltages and Series LEDs Brian Butterfield.....
Protecting Motors From Improper Voltages and Amperages. By Norm Christopherson It should be the responsibility of every technician making any adjustments on motors of any application to be aware of motor voltages and amperages, the problems associated with incorrect values and what to do to ...
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT BULLETIN No. 88 October 1998 Revised February 2003 Phantom Voltages This Bulletin is intended to address the occurrence of so-called "phantom" voltages, a phenomenon detected during the testing of electrical conductors in the field.
THE GENERATION OF LIGHTNING AND SWITCHING IMPULSE VOLTAGES IN THE UHV REGION WITH AN IMPROVED MARX CIRCUIT Arnold Rodewald Kurt Feser Haefely Limited, Basel, Switzerland Abstract - This paper concerns the trig-ger performance of Marx circuits and shows the In practice in two very important cases ...
Application Note Introduction Ever measured an ac signal on a branch circuit that you know to be dead or even disconnected completely? It can be a real head scratcher.
60038 iec:1983+a1:1994+a2:1997 – 3 – contents foreword.....5
EEEL Safety Rules for Moderate and High Voltages (Revised 10/01/2008) Page 1 of 9 1. Introduction All safety rules presented in this document are intended to ensure safe working conditions while working with potentially dangerous voltages.
B ALANCED T HREE -P HASE C IRCUITS The voltages in the three-phase power system are produced by a synchronous generator (Chapter 6). In a balanced system, each of the three instantaneous voltages have equal amplitudes but are separated from the other voltages by a phase angle of 120 o.