TRANSFORMER #18 - Single Line equivalent of Transformer ( Referring to Primary side )

[@lakshanjeewantha7022]

sir,your explanation is very clear,I watched so many videos but this is the perfect one

[@Tanu-iy1qs]

Sir,these videos are very useful and very happy that whole machines is covered ...sir we will be happy if we get the lectures like these from power systems also

[@rambinaykumar4437]

U r d best teacher .

[@nishaprakash9917]

So nicely explained..very useful, thankyou!

[@pranavp386]

Thank you sir...perfectly explained

[@SruthiMarkkassery]

awesome lecture. Thank You

[@yasamanmeshenchi3253]

perfect explanation, thank you so much.

[@KT-vm9el]

Superb explanation sir

[@ElectricalisEasy]

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[@KT-vm9el]

OK sir

[@neyazahmad4877]

That alpha part was funny😁

[@pinokchowdhury8244]

Sir, Which book should I follow for transformers?

[@saifulislam6504]

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[@KT-vm9el]

Sir please upload the oc and SC tests of a transformer

[@ElectricalisEasy]

Will come soon

[@mdiqbal7168]

Solve numerical on voltage regulation when impedance refer to primary side in 3 phase transformer

[@janu203]

Sir can u clarify difference between 'turns ratio' and 'transformation ratio'. If Turn Ratio=N1/N2 and Transformer Ratio is opposite of it , then where is the difference?

[@ElectricalisEasy]

These are just two terms defined, you can use anything which you are comfortable.

[@janu203]

IS not turns ratio same as transformation ratio:
N1/N2 = V1/V2 = I2/I1
Why different words?

[@ElectricalisEasy]

turn ratio is N1/N2, transformation ratio is N2/N1