waross,
I am using two channel scope and I am using N as a common point and CH1 connected to xfmr and CH2 after cap( On load resistor )
------/\/\/\/\ |---||----|CH2
CH1 | | |
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/...
ScottyUK...I have spent all day trying to make the Analogue one working as suggested by "waross"
No LUCK..has anyone tried this before!!!!!!!!
Ok here is what I done...
6V secondary transformer 43VA- a 3.3micro cap + a pot.
and a 1M resistor as a load.
I cant seem to be able to vary the phase...
Yes they are , the values for
50P1P=50b=640
50P2P=50a=3840
there is a 50P3P which is not used anywhere( at least i cant find it).
So what are these two values ( 51B and 51a) represent. I know that they have defined 50a as Hi set instantanious, what about 50b ?
Well, I guess there are two settings for instantanious over crrent settings for phase and ground. 50a and 50b.
These are settings that customer set their relay at,so it maybe their own designation type. the values are
50a:3840
50b:640
51:640
50Na:3840
50Nb:900
50N:400
If the main secondary breaker has ground fault protection, do we still have to protect the transformer shifted curve on delta-solidly grounded wye transformer against phase-ground faults which is shifted to the left?
I need something small. I think I have to go with Warros suggestion. I was under impression that I can get a simple box to do the thrick,it seems most of converters are with motors or unsing power electronics to convert 1-phase to 3-phase!
Jraef...Yes Thats correct.
I thought there must be a commercial unit available by now to do this kind of conversaions..something that you input single phase and you get three phase out. Motor will be too big.I need sth. that I can use in a small box.
I need this to create low power signal for a controller that I have. So power will be less than 50Va at 6V.
Suppose I have a 120/6V transformer 50VA, how can I generate a three phase signal from this XFMR.
I beleive power will be divided by three now.
Folks,
Does anybody know wehre I can get a device to generate variable milliamp current (AC) between 100-600mamp
I am not looking for a fancy device. Just a simple mamp ac current generator. I know I can use voltage and resistor ;however I need it to be controlled via a HMI or PLC.