Hi hi, I was trying to use a transformer, that typical transformer that we have in house for a project, but then I notice something, well all this can be just a misunderstand from me.
Actually a transformer have a voltage and a current, at least that is what it says the labels, "18V and 3A" for...
Hello everyone! I'm currently studying transformers and a task related to phasor diagrams shows up. I'm having lots of problems with comprehension of the subject, so I'd like to ask for some help. I don't understand how the phasor diagram given as a solution could possibly be drawn out of the...
Homework Statement
2. Homework Equations [/B]
V1N2=V2N1
I1N1=I2N2
The Attempt at a Solution
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I try to draw 3 mesh but I cannot write down the equation.
Can someone help me out?
Homework Statement
Homework Equations
How will we calculate the current in primary coil?
The Attempt at a Solution
The current in the secondary coil will be 2 Amperes by I = V/R. So in the primary coil by using ratio proportion method, the current in the primary coil will be 5 Amperes. But...
I work at a electric arc furnace. We measure a lot of items on our furnace and found that some weeks we preform well and other we do not (kwh/ton). With everything else being equal i believe that the utility's available short circuit current is affecting this.
The utility feeds our substation...
Please excuse me if this is a very basic question, but I am just hoping someone can enlighten me on something.
I am using the program FEMM to simulate a transformer. Unfortunately, I am unable to find data on the BH Curve of the material I’m using for the core, and I am worried that my...
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I am wondering if anyone can help me with the following question. I want to find out how the size of the core in an inductor influences the current induced in the secondary coil, and whether a smaller core is more efficient if efficiency is defined as inducing the highest current in the...
The graph below shows the efficiency of an AIR CORE transformer at different voltages (from MAINS). At low voltages, it has high efficiency and gets lowers because of high magnetising current causing heat loss. But why is it higher at some points again? I do not understand this pattern.
Please...
This question is primarily regarding transformers, particularly the impact frequency has on hysteresis loss.
Given hysteresis loss = η×Bmax×f×V
and Bmax = (V ×〖10〗^ 8)/(√2 π×f×N×A)
This means that hysteresis loss
= η (V ×〖10〗^8)/(√2 π×f×N×A) fV
= (η ×〖10〗^8)/(√2 π×N×A) V^2
And as such...
If i have a transformer, and i need to calculate the core losses using this approximate equivalent circuit, according to the lectures ( taking an introduction to electrical machines course in college) the Pc ( power lost in core) = (V1)^2/Gc, but the professor clearly stated that the core losses...
The situation:
I have one BMS (Building Management System) controller supplied from TR1 (220Vac to 24Vac transformer) and provides an analog control signal (0-10VDC) with the (-) of that DC being the same as the Neutral of the controller (from TR1) and should control a valve actuator.
The...
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my Voltage Multiplier Simulation does not work properly the first transformer is working just fine, the second one does not really seems to work, for the second transformer i tried to creat AC current with a mosfet, but i think I am doing it wrong :/, can you give me some tips how to...
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I just have an idea but can't figure it out how to solve it. Is it possible to generate electrical energy from a (high power) transformer vibration using piezoelectrics?
We all know that the system loss in transmission line is i^2R. So, in order to reduce the loss we diminish the current flow through the line by means of transformer.
My question is i can also calculate system loss by the formula v^2/R where v is the potential across transmission line. So...
Not sure what kind of transfomer I should use...
Hello. I am trying to build a high-voltage DC transformer for a project (using a disruptor). I will be using a battery for the power (probably a 9v or 12v). I have done some reading about the different kinds of transformers used, and I am...