From tj210 at msstate.edu  Wed Sep  3 10:54:46 2008
From: tj210 at msstate.edu (tj210@msstate.edu)
Date: Wed Sep  3 11:28:56 2008
Subject: [ece3414] ECE 3414 Help Session
Message-ID: <fb22a1aa1693a.48beb346@msstate.edu>

Hi,
 
The help session for ECE 3414 starts at 6 P.M. every Wednesday in Room 203.
 
It is not required to attend the help session, so feel free to come. 
 
Thank you.
 
Taosha Jiang
TA
ECE 3414
 
 
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From tj210 at msstate.edu  Tue Sep 23 16:52:12 2008
From: tj210 at msstate.edu (Taosha JIANG)
Date: Tue Sep 23 16:52:27 2008
Subject: [ece3414] Problem 3.25
Message-ID: <595881620809231452n1d260dd0k6544127efc968351@mail.gmail.com>

Hey,

The answer for problem 3.25(d) which I wrote on the white board is correct.

I will explain it on Thursday.

I am sorry for the inconveniency I caused you. Thank you for your
understanding.

Taosha Jiang

ECE 3414 TA
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From tj210 at msstate.edu  Thu Sep 25 13:55:49 2008
From: tj210 at msstate.edu (Taosha JIANG)
Date: Thu Sep 25 13:56:04 2008
Subject: [ece3414] Problem 3.25
Message-ID: <595881620809251155w4d784a0dl71c8f3b3f67a8eff@mail.gmail.com>

Hi,

 I didn't get the time to talk about problem 3.25 this morning so I am
sending you an email.

 From page 50 in your textbooks, we can see the total three-phase power is 3
times each *phase* power.  This explains that the power factor angle is (*
29.5*+9.1) degrees.

If you have any questions, please find me in 103 high voltage lab.

Good luck with the quiz.

Thanks

Taosha Jiang
TA
ECE 3414
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