SIMPLIFIED EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT: While drawing simplified circuit of a transformer, the exciting circuit (i.e., exciting resistance and exciting reactance) can be omitted. The simplified equivalent...
Since the induced primary ampere-turns and secondary ampere-turns always neutralise one another, the flux in the core on load is the same as the flux...
Main applications of the transformers are given below: To change the level of voltage and current in electric power systems. As impedance-matching device for maximum...
COMPARISION BETWEEN CORE-TYPE AND SHELL-TYPE TRANSFORMER: Sr. No. Core-type transformer Shell-type transformer 1. The windings surround a considerable portion of the core. The core surrounds...
TRANSFORMER WITH WINDING RESISTANCE: In an actual transformer, the primary and secondary windings have some resistance represented by R1 and R2, respectively. These resistances...
ACTUAL TRANSFORMER: In ideal transformer we have neglected the windings ohmic resistances and considered the pure inductive coils wound on a loss free core. But...
IDEAL TRANSFORMER AT LOAD: When the primary winding of the transformer is connected across the supply mains and secondary winding is connected across the load...