60me 10MH 250utH l.652 t amvelee eele V,(4) 100:500 Primary Side Series Resistance = 60 mOhm Leakage Inductance = 10 microH Magnetizing Inductance = 100 mH Secondary Side Series Resistance = 1.6 Ohm Leakage Inductance = 250 microH Turns Ratio = 100:500 1) A 120 Vrms sinusoidal voltage at frequency of 2500HZ is applied to the primary with no secondary load. Calculate the RMS magnetizing current. 2) From 1, what are the no-load losses of this transformer (Watts)? 3) At full power, the transformer outputs 400W at the secondary side. What are the total losses when operating at 400W?

60me 10MH 250utH l.652 t amvelee eele V,(4) 100:500 Primary Side Series Resistance = 60 mOhm Leakage Inductance = 10 microH Magnetizing Inductance = 100 mH Secondary Side Series Resistance = 1.6 Ohm Leakage Inductance = 250 microH Turns Ratio = 100:500 1) A 120 Vrms sinusoidal voltage at frequency of 2500HZ is applied to the primary with no secondary load. Calculate the RMS magnetizing current. 2) From 1, what are the no-load losses of this transformer (Watts)? 3) At full power, the transformer outputs 400W at the secondary side. What are the total losses when operating at 400W?

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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