Ven b n a) Von Rw www an 2+1 Rw www FIGURE 12.34 B p 41 R www Zp A 18 Exercise 17 with R₁ = 10 92, and verify your answers with an appropri- ate set of simulations if the operating frequency is 60 Hz. 19. Each impedance Z, in the balanced three-phase system of Fig. 12.34 is constructed using the parallel combination of a 1 mF capacitance, a 100 mH inductance, and a 10 2 resistance. The sources have positive phase sequence and operate at 50 Hz. If V ab- 208/0° V, and Rw = 0, calculate (a) all phase voltages; (b) all line voltages; (c) all three line currents; (d) the total power drawn by the load.

Ven b n a) Von Rw www an 2+1 Rw www FIGURE 12.34 B p 41 R www Zp A 18 Exercise 17 with R₁ = 10 92, and verify your answers with an appropri- ate set of simulations if the operating frequency is 60 Hz. 19. Each impedance Z, in the balanced three-phase system of Fig. 12.34 is constructed using the parallel combination of a 1 mF capacitance, a 100 mH inductance, and a 10 2 resistance. The sources have positive phase sequence and operate at 50 Hz. If V ab- 208/0° V, and Rw = 0, calculate (a) all phase voltages; (b) all line voltages; (c) all three line currents; (d) the total power drawn by the load.

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