C3 (ii). The primary and secondary windingof an transformer has 95 turns and 20 turns,respectively. If the primary is connected to205 V, 50 Hz mains and the cross-sectionalarea of the core is 325 cm2. Calculate (a) themaximum flux density, and (b) the voltageinduced in Secondary Winding.The Maximum flux density isThe voltage induced in Secondary Winding isC3 (iii). The armature of a 6 pole DC shuntgenerator has 30 slots and is wave woundwith 10 conductors per slots. The shunt fieldresistance of 78 ohms and an armatureresistance of 2 ohms. The flux per pole is0.02 Wb and total brush drop is 2 V. If theload resistance of 26 ohms is connectedacross the armature terminals and thegenerator is driven at 845 rpm.The Armature current isThe power absorbed by the load is

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C3 (ii). The primary and secondary winding of an transformer has 95 turns and 20 turns, respectively. If the primary is connected to 205 V, 50 Hz mains and the cross-sectional area of the core is 325 cm2. Calculate (a) the maximum flux density, and (b) the voltage induced in Secondary Winding. The Maximum flux density is The voltage induced in Secondary Winding is

C3 (ii). The primary and secondary winding of an transformer has 95 turns and 20 turns, respectively. If the primary is connected to 205 V, 50 Hz mains and the cross-sectional area of the core is 325 cm2. Calculate (a) the maximum flux density, and (b) the voltage induced in Secondary Winding. The Maximum flux density is The voltage induced in Secondary Winding is

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

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