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Electronics => Beginners => Topic started by: Simon123 on March 28, 2014, 01:24:14 pm
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Hello!
I want to know, what RST in three phase system means?
Is it short for some words or something?
Thanks!
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R-S-T is an old German naming convention for L1-L2-L3. It's not any abbreviation, just three consecutive letters. On some 3-phase motors you might also find U-V-W and X-Y-Z for the coils.
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Thanks madires.
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yup, just arbitrary consecutive letters, just like naming them A-B-C
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Did you even bother doing a Google search before asking here?
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Sometimes a human response is better.
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R S T L N E I'll take V W and a U Pat.
T _ R E E _ _ _ S E _ _ T _ R.
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R S T L N E I'll take V W and a U Pat.
T _ R E E _ _ _ S E _ _ T _ R.
I'd like to solve "Three Phase Motor"
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It means Reference (phase), secondary (phase) and tetriary (phase) in French.
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Also in old systems (pre-1975) to be found is some old color coding: Yellow (L1), Green (L2) and Violet (L3), sometimes still used in high voltage installments.
In those old systems black and/or grey was the PE...
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It means Reference (phase), secondary (phase) and tetriary (phase) in French.
Is there a reference link for this definition? Thx
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Not sure about this but I recall and checked that one of the first inventors of AC current, Galileo Ferraris named the primary vector R, in his 1888 paper, probably after Rotazioni (Rotation).
Since I can not read Italian perhaps one of our Italian forum members would be kind enough to check.
If it was just a sequence of random characters they could have started with A,B,C :)
http://ieeemilestones.ethw.org/images/a/a0/1-Galileo_Ferraris_Rotating-field--Rotazioni_Elettrodinamiche.pdf (http://ieeemilestones.ethw.org/images/a/a0/1-Galileo_Ferraris_Rotating-field--Rotazioni_Elettrodinamiche.pdf)
Edit: Or perhaps R is the standard mathematical name for a Rotation vector, a Euclidean vector whose direction is that of the axis of a rotation and magnitude is the angle of the rotation.
Perhaps someone can confirm this ?