When a^2 (a squared) is used to bring secondary winding resistance/leakage inductance to the primary, i don't understand, does a^2 have a value? How would you work out R1/a^2? Thanks
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When a^2 (a squared) is used to bring secondary winding resistance/leakage inductance to the primary, i don't understand, does a^2 have a value? How would you work out R1/a^2? Thanks
for that you'd have to first understand impedance transformations for a short video refer here Transformer Impedance Transformations - Reflecting Impedances to Primary and Secondary or visit my website studyyaar dott com for full set of lessons. the link to lessons on transformers is given in video description("About" Tab)
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If you liked this lesson then you may find the complete set of Video Lessons and Revision Notes on Transformers and Electrical Engineering on our website www.studyyaar.com/index.php/module/107-single-phase-transformer