A 3 phase generator whose phase and line voltages are different is connected in
- Parallel configuration.
- star configuration.
- delta configuration.
Explanation from PART66Online
A machine whose phase and line voltages are different must be star connected: in star the line voltage is root three (1.732) times the phase voltage, whereas a delta winding sits directly across two lines, so its line and phase voltages are equal. Parallel describes how machines are tied to a busbar, not how the three windings inside one machine are joined.
Riley Flute asked · 29 Jun 2025
why?
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