WHAT IS DIFFRENCE BETWEEN 3 PHASHE AND 1 PHASHE
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Answer Posted / vijay balu raskar
1 phase means it carry currents by 0 degree phase shift and 3 phase means it contains 3 phases which is 120 degree apart from each other.
3 Phases carry currents equally in each phases by 120 degree apart.
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