Problem 1. For the linear transformer circuit assume v(t), = 1Vms cos(cot), operated at afrequency of 100Hz.Z₁ is a 20mH inductor, L₁= 10mH, L2= 15mH, mutual inductance M = 5mH, R₁ = 3052, R2= 1092. Calculate the voltage source apparent power and power factor. Solve for the currentthrough Zi also.R₁S=Power Factor=I₂ =L₁ellVAM4₂R₂www1₂ ZL VLcircle one: leading or lagging

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Problem 1. For the linear transformer circuit assume v(t), = 1Vms cos(cot), operated at a frequency of 100Hz. ZL is a 20mH inductor, L1= 10mH, L2= 15mH, mutual inductance M = 5mH, R₁ = 3052, R₂ = 1092. Calculate the voltage source apparent power and power factor. Solve for the current through Zi also. S= R₁ ww Power Factor= I₂ = L₁ ell VA M 4₂ R₂ ww 12 ZL VL circle one: leading or lagging

Problem 1. For the linear transformer circuit assume v(t), = 1Vms cos(cot), operated at a frequency of 100Hz. ZL is a 20mH inductor, L1= 10mH, L2= 15mH, mutual inductance M = 5mH, R₁ = 3052, R₂ = 1092. Calculate the voltage source apparent power and power factor. Solve for the current through Zi also. S= R₁ ww Power Factor= I₂ = L₁ ell VA M 4₂ R₂ ww 12 ZL VL circle one: leading or lagging

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305632134

Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Publisher:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Chapter6: Power Flows

Section: Chapter Questions

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