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    Power formula for 3-phase motor

    Thanks psparky!
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    Power formula for 3-phase motor

    What is the power formula for 3-phase Y connected motor. I've read that P = sqrt(3) Vt*Ia*Cos(theta) and P = sqrt(3) Vt*E*sin(sigma)/Xs Where sigma is the the angel between Vt and E Is that 2 formulas hold true for both delta and star connected 3 phase motor? and if so, Where the...
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    Engineering Torque of motor varies as the cube of the speed means what?

    is this means that torque is proportional or inversely proportional to the cube of speed the problem says The torque of a load driven by a 385-V, Dc shunt motor varies as the cube of the speed. The current taken by the motor is 51A at a certian speed. Calculate the additional resistance...
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    Solving DRL Logic Problem: Get Help Here!

    what do you think of this https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49829206/Photo%20May%2006%2C%205%2007%2025%20PM.jpg I've solved it but I can not know what is the function of D2 and D3, could you tell me,please?
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    Solving DRL Logic Problem: Get Help Here!

    yes that's what I thought.. I solved it as the one right here http://people.seas.harvard.edu/~jones/es154/lectures/lecture_7/DL_DTL/ls_dl.jpg
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    Solving DRL Logic Problem: Get Help Here!

    it isn't the same.. as they the anode of the output diode connected to voltage source
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    Solving DRL Logic Problem: Get Help Here!

    oh Sorry ... here is it https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49829206/skitch.jpg
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    Solving DRL Logic Problem: Get Help Here!

    Hi Guys, I'm solving a DRL related problem https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49829206/skitch.jpg I though the output diode were in forward . but I suddenly noticed that it's in reverse .. so I couldn't handle the answer. can anybody help,please?
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    Solving Backward Interpolation Problem | Explanation and Solution

    Hi guys, I was solving this problem using backward interpolation https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49829206/1.PNG and I got this solution https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49829206/3.PNG but What I don't get is that how come is the the forth difference is constant while it not in real...
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    How can Lagrange Identity be used to prove a vector equation?

    Homework Statement Prove that (A x B) . (u x v) = (a.u) (b.v) - (a.v)(b.u) The Attempt at a Solution I've used lagrange indentity to proof that. but I can't go ahead Thanks
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