how the voltage between all the three phase is zero can
any body explain me
Answer Posted / shailesh
the voltage between the three phases is equal to the vector
sum of the three voltages which are at a phase difference of
120 degree so by taking the vector calculations of these
voltages the magnitude of the voltage becomes zero
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