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Ok..
here goes again...
First off. my assumptions are...
Three terminals all with equal resistances between them..
which also supply a balanced load will "look electrically identical"
UNLESS you do something to un-balance the arrangment..
e.g. Stick a known value resistance equal to the reading between the terminals across one pair of terminals...
Then using Sidesnakes voltage dividing theory.....
Think it will work...
see 3x pictures to see if Ive missed something?????
First seeing how they all balance out to start off...
![PAGE1.jpg PAGE1.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/electricianforum/data/attachments/6/6109-7c6d205e6fec0c64f1722ffa416e82d8.jpg)
Then unbalance it..
![PAGE2.jpg PAGE2.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/electricianforum/data/attachments/6/6110-86e941d51793ed8f19e0cb0204dba8fb.jpg)
Summary...
![PAGE3.jpg PAGE3.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/electricianforum/data/attachments/6/6111-afaf7b2d1e689605556feba3f5a1472f.jpg)
?????
opcorn
here goes again...
First off. my assumptions are...
Three terminals all with equal resistances between them..
which also supply a balanced load will "look electrically identical"
UNLESS you do something to un-balance the arrangment..
e.g. Stick a known value resistance equal to the reading between the terminals across one pair of terminals...
Then using Sidesnakes voltage dividing theory.....
Think it will work...
see 3x pictures to see if Ive missed something?????
First seeing how they all balance out to start off...
![PAGE1.jpg PAGE1.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/electricianforum/data/attachments/6/6109-7c6d205e6fec0c64f1722ffa416e82d8.jpg)
Then unbalance it..
![PAGE2.jpg PAGE2.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/electricianforum/data/attachments/6/6110-86e941d51793ed8f19e0cb0204dba8fb.jpg)
Summary...
![PAGE3.jpg PAGE3.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/electricianforum/data/attachments/6/6111-afaf7b2d1e689605556feba3f5a1472f.jpg)
?????
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