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AC power with three legs run 120 degrees out of phase
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Bugged Clarke Park transform on three-phase signal using Python
I'm supposed to apply a Clarke-Park transformation to an electrical signal so other people at my office can study the "quality" (?) of said signal.
I was given a Jupyter Notebook replicating the tutor …
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