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kduff70, I like your spirit...Don't give up...You can do it...Yeah, I would say focus more on the principles than anything else...That really helped me the second time...I read through Wildi as much as I could to understand all the basics and then went back to spin up, graffeo, CI, NCEES etc...

VA results were released on 05/26

Passed PE Power...second time...

I am so happy....Passed PE Power :) ...second attempt...such a big relief...I can't thank people enough in this forum...I wouldnt have done it without this forum...Will share my thoughts on study prep in Power subforum in the next few weeks..

VA results in...passed PE Power... :party-smiley-048:

If either of these values are zero, what does that mean?

When do you use (2*Vpeak)/3.14 and when do you use just (Vpeak/3.14) This is just so confusing esp. when going thru' these problems in CI tests....I am very nervous about the power electronics type problems in the exam :wacko: does anyone have set of formulas on this? (average, rms values...

If the source is a 1 phase center tap line (V LN= 110V and V L-L = 220V), which voltage would you use to calculate voltage at receiving end?

I have the same confusion...but i am planning to use only + because nec doesnt say anything about the sign. Can someone help?

Hi All, This phase shift seems to be killing me. Based on Wildi, if wye connected, V L-N = (V L-L/sqrt 3) at angle -30 degree if delta connected I phase = (I line/sqrt 3) at angle -30 degree But in the attached problems, eg. E-25, at the end, Ia seems to be calculated at -30 degree. I think...

Hi All, This phase shift seems to be killing me. Based on Wildi, if wye connected, V L-N = (V L-L/sqrt 3) at angle -30 degree if delta connected I phase = (I line/sqrt 3) at angle -30 degree But in the attached problems, eg. E-25, at the end, Ia seems to be calculated at -30 degree. I think...

So the correct formula is R cos(theta)+ X sin (theta) regardless of lagging or leading pf, correct?

Why does one of the questions in test 4 in CI say DC machines do not have hysteresis losses? I thought the correct answer would be stray losses?