The potential difference between a phase and neutral is
230v , but the potential difference between two phases is
400v. why?
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Answer Posted / m.senthil
It happens due to ohms value of the copper/aluminum conductor of the winding. The ohmic value of phase to neutral is less than phase to phase. Total impedance of the circuit, Z=root of R square+ XL square
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