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Compare to an equivalent one-phase system, three-phase system:

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Alternator ________ is the process of connecting a three-phase alternator to another alternator or ...

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A(n) ________ is a number of conductive wires, wound in loops, which rotate through a magnetic field.

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A delta-connected set of windings has a phase voltage of 100 V. The line voltage is:

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________ would be equivalent term for cycles per second.

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________ is/are attached to the armature and rotate with the armature.

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________ is the output of an AC generator measured in cycles per second.

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________ is an abbreviation for RMS.

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When VRL for many values of RL must be determined, a circuit should be thevenized.

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When VRL for many values of RL must be determined, a circuit should be thevenized.

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When there is more than one power source in a circuit or loop, the current is affected by each of the sources.

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When applying the superposition theorem, the direction of the resultant current for two currents ...

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When applying the superposition theorem, the direction of the resultant current for two currents ...

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When applying the superposition theorem to a circuit, in order to zero a current source, we replace ...

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When a Norton equivalent circuit is converted to Thevenin equivalent circuit RTH will be equal to RN.

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When a Norton equivalent circuit is converted to Thevenin equivalent circuit RTH will be equal to RN.

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There is in actuality, no such thing as a constant or ideal voltage source.

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The Thevenin theorem is used to reduce a complex circuit to an equivalent-circuit voltage source.

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The Thevenin theorem is used to reduce a complex circuit to an equivalent-circuit voltage source.

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The superposition theorem is used to solve circuits with single voltage or current source.

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The superposition theorem is applicable only to multiple-source circuits.

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The superposition theorem is applicable only to multiple-source circuits.

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The Norton resistance (RN) is always in parallel with the Norton current (IN).

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Ohm's law does not apply when you are using the superposition method of circuit analysis.

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Ohm's law does not apply when you are using the superposition method of circuit analysis.

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