Can you explain clearly using detailed and graphic? thank you . 1. Design a 150VA power, 240V input, 48V and 12V single-phase transformer.ADG:25 mm, E: 12.5 mm, F: 12.5 mm, C: 12.5 mm, D:50 mm,C=1.10,H=1500GBuse these valuesCalculate the winding values of the transformer given in question 1 using the followingdata.(n=0.90 B=18000 Gauss, f=50 Hz, la=2.4 A/mm², )2.

Given: The rating of a single-phase transformer is 150 VA, 240 V/48 V-12 V where G:25 mmE:12.5…

1. Design a 150VA power, 240V input, 48V and 12V single-phase transformer. G:25 mm, E: 12.5 mm, F: 12.5 mm, C: 12.5 mm, D:50 mm, C=1.10, H=1500 use these values Calculate the winding values of the transformer given in question 1 using the following 2. data. (n=0.90 B=18000 Gauss, f=50 Hz, =2.4 A/mm², )

1. Design a 150VA power, 240V input, 48V and 12V single-phase transformer. G:25 mm, E: 12.5 mm, F: 12.5 mm, C: 12.5 mm, D:50 mm, C=1.10, H=1500 use these values Calculate the winding values of the transformer given in question 1 using the following 2. data. (n=0.90 B=18000 Gauss, f=50 Hz, =2.4 A/mm², )

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3.11P: For the transformer in Problem 3.10. The open-circuit test with 11.5 kV applied results in a power...

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