) An ideal transformer, connected to a 240V mains supplies 12V, 150W lamp. Calculate the transformer turns ratio and current taken from the supply.

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Problem 3.17P: The transformer of Problem 3.16 is supplying a rated load of 50 kVA at a rated secondary voltage of...
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1) An ideal transformer, connected to a 240V mains supplies 12V, 150W lamp. Calculate the transformer turns ratio and current taken from the supply.

2) A 5kVA single phase transformer has turns ratio of 10:1 and is fed from 2.5kV supply. Neglecting losses, Determine;

a) full load secondary current

b) minimum load resistance which can be connected to the secondary windings to give full load kV

c) primary current at full load.

3) A current of 5A is passed through a 1000 turn coil wound on a circular magnetic circuit of radius 120mm, calculate;

            a) magnetomotive force

             b) magnetic field strength 

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