Several factors or conditions can cause conductors to overheat, but often overlooked is the possibility C. the size of conductors d. grounding a. induction heating b. ambient temperature

(a) Using Faraday's Law as a starting point prove that the maximum operating voltage of a transformer to avoid magnetic saturation is given by the following equation: Q3 Vrms=4.44N.f.Bmax.Ac where: Vrms = maximum rms operating voltage avoiding magnetic saturation N = number of turns in the winding f= electrical frequency (Hz) Bmax = maximum flux density (T) (typically 1.3T for iron) Ac = Iron core cross sectional area (m²) A single phase transformer has the parameters shown on Table Q3 and is connected to a 230 V and 50 Hz AC supply. Sketch the equivalent circuit and using this determine: (b) (i) The Secondary voltage under Open Circuit (Vsoc) (ii) The Secondary voltage, current and power (W) given a 0.6 Q resistive Load. (iii) The efficiency and voltage regulation at this load Through suitable calculations determine whether the size, weight or cost of this transformer could be reduced such that it operated below a maximum flux density of 1.3 T and the current density in both windings…

9. How does the concept of magnetic saturation impact the performance of transformers and inductors?

In a transformer that has 10 times more turns on the secondary side (side 2) than on the primary side (side 1), the magnitude of the voltage/EMF across the windings on the secondary side, E₂ will be... O a.... 10 times lower than the voltage/emf on the primary side, E₁. O b.... the same as the voltage/emf on the primary side. O c.... always zero regardless of the voltage on the primary side, E₁. O d.... 10 times higher than the voltage/emf on the primary side, E₁.

Full calculation with any assumption needed. All sub questions please as it is all related.