what different in delta & star connection in motor?explain
Answer Posted / er. nitin sonkar
when a motor is connected in star the the line current is
equal to phase current but line voltage is equal to root 3
times the phase voltage.
and when motor is connected in delta line current is equal
to phase current divided by root 3 and line voltage is equal
to phase voltage
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