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This MATLAB program solves a three-phase delta load problem by calculating phase current, total complex power, and load terminal line-to-line voltage. It converts line-to-line voltage to phase voltage and delta load impedance to equivalent wye load. The results are displayed and include phase current, total complex power, and load terminal voltage.

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PROGRAM-TOOLS-IN-MATLAB

This MATLAB program solves a three-phase delta load problem by calculating phase current, total complex power, and load terminal line-to-line voltage. It converts line-to-line voltage to phase voltage and delta load impedance to equivalent wye load. The results are displayed and include phase current, total complex power, and load terminal voltage.

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Angelo Gonzales
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% MATLAB Program to Solve Three-Phase Delta Load Problem

% Compatible with MATLAB Version 7

clc;

clear;

close all;

% Given Data

V_LL = 207.85; % Line-to-Line Voltage (V)

Z_delta = 15 + 1j*18; % Delta Load Impedance (Ohms per phase)

Z_line = 1 + 1j*2; % Line Impedance (Ohms per phase)

% Convert Line-to-Line Voltage to Phase Voltage

V_phase = V_LL / sqrt(3);

% Convert Delta Load to Equivalent Wye Load

Z_Y = Z_delta / 3;

% Total Impedance Per Phase

Z_total = Z_line + Z_Y;

% Phase Current Calculation

I_a = V_phase / Z_total;

% Compute Total Complex Power

S_total = 3 * V_phase * conj(I_a);


% Compute Load Terminal Line-to-Line Voltage

V_drop = I_a * Z_line;

V_phase_load = V_phase - V_drop;

V_LL_load = abs(V_phase_load) * sqrt(3);

% Display Results

disp('Phase Current (I_a):');

disp(I_a);

disp('Total Complex Power (S_total):');

disp(S_total);

disp('Load Terminal Line-to-Line Voltage (V_LL_load):');

disp(V_LL_load);

% Plot Results

f = 50; % Frequency in Hz

omega = 2 * pi * f; % Angular frequency

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