Hi,,
Just I want ask, if the power factor decrease what happen
in voltage regulation?
Thanks..
Answer Posted / ghanshyam singh
due to decrease in power factor, the value of line current
increases.
more line current means more voltage drop (i.e. voltage
regulation), where voltage drop is V=IR.
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