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SPICE-Simulation using LTspice IV

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7. Project 3: Three Phase AC System<br />

7.1. Schematic and <strong>Simulation</strong><br />

We need 3 voltage sources, 3<br />

transformers and 3 load resistors<br />

to review this technique.<br />

For the transformers we will use<br />

our well-known file<br />

„xformer_01.lib“,<br />

but in this case choose<br />

identical main<br />

inductances on the<br />

primary and secondary<br />

side to get a turns ratio of<br />

1:1.<br />

Fetch all these parts from the<br />

library and draw the circuit<br />

diagram.<br />

Then move the cursor over the symbol of<br />

every voltage source and right click. All<br />

entries for the 3 sources are identical<br />

(except one....):<br />

DC offset = 0 Volt<br />

Amplitude = 325 V (peak value for<br />

RMS = 230V)<br />

Frequency = 50 Hz<br />

Phi = 0 degrees (start phase of the sine<br />

curve)<br />

Important:<br />

The 3 voltages have the same amplitude<br />

and the same frequency, but differ in the<br />

phase shifts. We cannot enter the<br />

necessary phase difference of 120<br />

degrees in the property menu -- so<br />

simply enter different start delays:<br />

for V1 the delay time is 0ms<br />

for V2 the delay time is 6,66666 ms<br />

(see figure)<br />

for V3 the delay time is 13,33333ms<br />

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