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what is the difference between 2phase & 3 phase?
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Answer Posted / poorna
two voltages time displaced by 90 deg `can be called as two
phase if both the voltage are same then it is balanced one,
similarly three voltages time displaced by 120 deg forms a
3 phase system.
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