Wye Delta Conversion Example Q69 @ElectronXLab

Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

This video is an example of a Wye to Delta (aka Tee to Pi) conversion. Note that this video shows how to do the conversion, but does not derive any of the equations used. To see the theory behind the Wye-Delta conversion, go to the Wye-Delta conversion explanation:

youtu.be/sDXC7Vxnmvs

This example problem comes from the online textbook: DC Electrical Circuit Analysis by James Fiore (tinyurl.com/dc-elec-ccts-fiore)

More specifically, it comes from question 69 in section 6.9 of that book.

This video is licensed: CC-BY-NC-SA (tinyurl.com/cc-license-by-nc-sa)

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