[ I = \fracPV ]
19.53 V > 6.9 V → → increase cable size.
[ V_d = \frac\sqrt3 \times L \times I \times (R\cos\phi + X\sin\phi)1000 ] how calculate cable size
[ I = \fracPV \times \textPower Factor ]
[ A = \fracI_sc \times \sqrttk ] Where ( A ) = min cross-section (mm²), ( I_sc ) = short-circuit current (A), ( t ) = disconnection time (s), ( k ) = material constant (e.g., 143 for copper PVC). [ I = \fracPV ] 19
Select a cable where the .
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[ V_d = \frac2 \times L \times I \times R_cable1000 ] Where ( R_cable ) = resistance in Ω/km from cable data.