Reconnecting a WYE Load into DELTA

[@CAGE-CODE_30LU7]

Excellent Explanation! Thanks...

[@Brainboxen]

I've been working in the world of semiconductors and small systems for two decades now, barely remembering the larger world of electronics. This was a *perfect* refresher that kept me from needing to pull out my undergrad textbooks. Bravo!

[@steveblayer342]

This is perfect,thak you for te best explanation ever.

[@schulerruler]

Thank you for the encouraging words!

[@meocats]

if i have an AC motor advertised as being 220/360, can i just run it in any configuration or do i have to chose one of star/delta to run it in 220v 3ph?

[@Otis7777]

Perfect for understanding of entry learning

[@sitihalimah5472]

Thank you for the video sir. But , the values of resistors will remain unchanged in both Y & delta connections?

[@schulerruler]

Thanks for watching! Yes the resistance would be the constant physical value of the load. Imagine a physical ten ohm resistor. When you take it out of the circuit it is still a ten ohm resistor no matter what voltage you apply to it.

[@sitihalimah5472]

@@schulerruler thank you sir 😁

[@rwils6333]

Why is the centre point of the WYE load shown as connected to neutral when it is NOT and should not be connected to Neutral of the supply?

[@michael931]

In Wye the center is connected to neutral.

[@cujbaion1]

it would also help balance the voltage on phases as bonus to other single phase sensitive consumers like computers and the spark ignition of some gas stoves

[@carlosgranados9731]

Thanks Man excellent and good vídeos

[@schulerruler]

Thank you!

[@opecons]

Hi sir. Can we consider or calculate the 3 single phase resistive load connected in 3 phase panel on a 3phase calculation?

[@michael931]

With a neutral?

[@yodeejaymoney766]

Good stuff!!