#1. In the single phase power system shown in Fig. 1, loads L, and L₂ are connected directly in parallel to a power source that has a voltage v(t) = 440 cos(377t +0°) V. Load L, consumes 8kVAR whilst load L₂ consumes 7kVA at 0.85 p.f. leading. [(t) Find (i) the phasor supply current I, and the phasor load current, lu (ii) the complex power, S = P + JQ, supplied by the source. W(t) Fig!

#1. In the single phase power system shown in Fig. 1, loads L, and L₂ are connected directly in parallel to a power source that has a voltage v(t) = 440 cos(377t +0°) V. Load L, consumes 8kVAR whilst load L₂ consumes 7kVA at 0.85 p.f. leading. [(t) Find (i) the phasor supply current I, and the phasor load current, lu (ii) the complex power, S = P + JQ, supplied by the source. W(t) Fig!

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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