Calculating Three Phrase Apparent Power Example - WYE balanced

[@williamrobarge3111]

excellent

[@JasonOlson]

Awesome video Chris

[@krishnakumarsahu3386]

Is PDF format available this lecture??

[@zuhairmased6007]

What is the S when you want to use the low side 120V instead of the 208

[@intheharness]

Using the phase voltage results in the 1200VA originally worked in the example. The 3600VA is the total 3 phase apparent power that the source would need to produce. While the 1200VA is the power per phase.

[@ccsargent]

At 2:55 you said that "1200 / Sin (30°) you would end up...with 600 VARs" I think you meant 1200 * sin (30°) = 600.

[@schulerruler]

You are correct. Word fumble. Good catch.