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Why does three-phase power use √3 with Line Voltage, not 3? · XDL

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Why does three-phase power use √3 with Line Voltage, not 3?

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The neutral provides a return path for unbalanced current and allows single-phase loads to operate between phase and neutral. In a balanced 3-phase system, the neutral current can be nearly zero. 3-phase + neutral → balanced & unbalanced loads

Currents 120 degrees out of phase in three coils placed 120 degrees apart around the circle produce three magnetic pulses that together form a single field of steady strength which rotates continuously, completing one full turn of the central north and south poles for each cycle

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Love the explanation of √3 here!
That analogy really cleared things up!