Electrical Engineering: Ch 13: 3 Phase Circuit (25 of 53) A Balanced Delta-Delta Circuit

In this video I will explain the phase diagram of a balanced delta-delta circuit (both the source and the load are in the “delta” configuration), and discuss the line voltages, phase voltages, line currents, and phase currents. There are no differences between the line voltages and the phase voltages when the source is in a delta configuration.

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[ultralaggerREV]

How do you find the line voltage if you have two loads, one in Y and the other in Delta?

Considering The voltage source is in delta

[abpdev]

So long story short:
In terms of current and voltage, the Y-Delta connection is the same as the Delta-Delta?

[EpicFaceInc]

I've been trying to figure out how to calculate the currents coming from the sources in the delta connection and I always end up with something circular like Vab + Vbc + Vca = 0. Is it even possible to calculate the currents coming out of the sources using Kirchhoff's Laws?

[montasirhaq]

What happens when the line impedence is also given in a Balanced Delta Delta connection

[ShakilAhmed-utzn]

Sir I'm from Bangladesh. You are the best teacher 😍

[prannoychand]

Sir is kirchoff current law applicable to y delta circuits too?

[meornabil]

Hello sir, can the kircoff current law be done in the other type of circuit like the Y delta circuit?

[FoxtrotsSparkNotes]

What I told you I never finished college and took trade school, and to better myself somehow I taught myself this...should I be am engineer? I'm looking for honesty and am being 💯 real would it be a better path for me? Note I have almost 9 years of electrical experience too..wasted time? Or better polar magnitude in a negative positive vector

[artix_san]

but what if there is some impedance on the each current lines there at the Ia Ib and Ic ? will the formula still be the same ??

[gosulaudayshankar]

Sir please provide lectures on all electrical subjects