Answer / gova

Hi
draw the vector diagram for three phase balanced voltage or
current vectors.Then you will find why this 1.732 factor
comes.

1.732 is only for three phase vectors.

Gova
Chennai

Answer / sanjana

line voltage is equal to sqrt of 3 the phase voltage and
that is line voltage=1.732 phase voltage

Answer / ariel

Line voltage = 2 * phase voltage * sin 180/ no. of phase

say 1 phase, 230v, what is the 3 phase voltage

line voltage = 2 * 230 * sin 180/3 = 400v
1.732 = 2*sin180/n

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