how system voltage affect the power factor or vice-versa.
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Answer Posted / ashish
voltage does not affect to power factor.
p=vicos(phi)
v is constant and Icos(phi) is variable. I depend on the
load. Hence if i increase than power factor decrese and
vice versa.
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