Learn More About Rotating Voltage and Current Vectors

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Rotating Voltage & Current

Any repetitive signal, such as three-phase Alternating Current (AC) Voltages and Currents, can be represented as the rotation of a vector around a point. In a balanced three-phase network, the magnitudes of the voltages and currents in all three phases are the same and these phases voltages and currents are shifted symmetrically by 120 degrees to each other. Under this condition, the vector is fixed, and the rate of rotation is constant, and the end of the vector lines will continuously trace a circle. Each pass around the circle represents one complete cycle of the signal.

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