need help from electrical students/experts
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can anyone explain to me how to find the rated voltage/current/power from a transformer???
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sorry, my memories fail me.. long time din calculate this sort of stuffs.. but if u are a student, u should be able to find the formula in your lecture notes. not that hard to calculate if i m not wrong.Originally posted by nightlord24:can anyone explain to me how to find the rated voltage/current/power from a transformer??? -
why the fuck is this in AA?
are u fucking blind or something? -
see if there is metal tab label on the transformer.
actually i cannot recall wat is label on the transformer... usually there is primary/secondary value of voltage, the secondary voltage should be the rated voltage if u consider it to be load side.
as for power, usually it is given in apparent power wif rated kVA or VA.
to find rated current:
I = Power / Voltage (if it's single phase transformer)
or I = Power / (1.732*voltage) (if it's 3-phase) -
physics is an agonising subject........Originally posted by R3SsH|n:why the fuck is this in AA?
are u fucking blind or something? -
read this:Originally posted by R3SsH|n:why the fuck is this in AA?
are u fucking blind or something?
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Hmm...
