The Three-Phase source models a real world voltage source (non-ideal) and hence it is required to know its impedance. For this, the Three-Phase source block requires the user to specify its inductance (L) and resistance®. There are 2 ways in which a user can specify these:
1) Directly specify L and R by un-checking the "Specify short-circuit level at base voltage" option.
2) Specify a short-circuit level, base voltage and X/R ratio from which the block calculates L and R.
For example, when a new instance of the block is dragged and dropped into a model, it has these default values for R: 0.8929 and L:16.58e-3.
When the "Specify impedance using short-circuit level" option is checked, the 3-Phase short circuit level at Base voltage shows 100e6, at base voltage 25e3 with an X/R ratio of 7. Using ohms law, the block calculates R and L from these 3 parameters, and the values match R and L from the unchecked case (0.8929 and 16.58e-3)
The "3-phase short-circuit level" is simply a specification of the amount of voltage-ampere in the circuit at the base voltage level. This information can be obtained from the manufacturer data sheet.
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