For Problems 13 to 14: Figure shows an ideal transformer. V = 100 cos(8t), N, =...
For Problems 13 to 14: Figure shows an ideal transformer. V, = 100 cos(8t), N, = 40, N, = 8, R, = 492 2.- VUR Problem [13] <5 points> Calculate the magnitude of the flux 0. Problem [14] <5 points> Calculate the magnitude of the current ,
For Problems 13 to 14: Figure shows an ideal transformer. Vi = 100 cos(8t), N, = 40, N2 = 8, R, = 422 NE Problem [13] <5 points> Calculate the magnitude of the flux Q . Problem [14] <5 points> Calculate the magnitude of the current I, .
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For Problems 13 to 14: Figure shows an ideal transformer. Vi = 100 cos(8t), N, = 40, N, = 8, R2 = 422 N NE! VOR Problem [13] <5 points> Calculate the magnitude of the flux 0 . Problem [14] <5 points> Calculate the magnitude of the current I .
For Problems 5 to 6: Figure shows a capacitor connected to a voltage source. There are two dielectric bricks in the capacitor. I d = 0.2mm V = 5 cos(109) 1 = 5mm 6,1 = 5 2 = 8 w = 2mm W, = 3mm Problem [5] <10 points> Calculate the magnitude of the total current on the capacitor. Problem [6] <10 points> Calculate the magnitude of the displacement current on dielectric brick 1.
Figure 2 shows an AC circuit with an ideal transformer with a
turn ratio of 2, calculate the current, IL.
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Transformer Parameter Extraction R2 N. Ideal Figure 5 Pre-Lab The equivalent circuit of a transformer can be represented as in Figure 5. 1. 2. 3. Provide the name of the tests to be done to extract the equivalent circuit parameters. Derive the equations needed to calculate the parameters. Get the equations and procedure checked by the TA
For Problems 5 to 6: Figure shows a capacitor connected to a voltage source. There are two dielectric slabs stacked in the capacitor. The dielectric slabs are not perfect dielectrics, thus they have finite conductivities. Hint: Notice that electric flux densities in dielectrics 1 and 2 are equal: D-D2 Another hint: You can imagine this structure as two capacitors connected in series. Can you find the voltage Kon capacitor 1. V-4cos(at),o-10,ad /sec, w-o1m, 1:0.ln?, ,-3,e,2-5, ?,-100,?,-200,di-d,-0.002m 82,02 Problem [51 <15...
4. Figure shows a power source that feeds a 100 kVA 14/2.4 kV transformer through a feeder with impedance of 100/60° Ω Load 90 kw 0.85 PF lagging Feeder transmission line) Source Transformer Load The transformer has been tested to determine its equivalent circuit. The results of the tests are: Open-circuit test Voc = 14 kV oc 0.1 A Рос-800 w Short-circuit test Vsc 800 V Isc = 7A Psc 2 kW The load on the transformer is 90 kW...
For Problems 5 to 6: Figure shows a capacitor connected to a voltage source. There are two dielectric slabs stacked in the capacitor. The dielectric slabs are not perfect dielectrics, thus they have finite conductivities. Hint: Notice that electric flux densities in dielectrics 1 and 2 are equal: D -D Another hint: You can imagine this structure as two capacitors connected in series. Can you find the voltage V1 on capacitor 1. d. Problem [5] <15 points> Calculate the magnitude...
For Problems 5 to 6: Figure shows a capacitor connected to a voltage source. There are two dielectric bricks in the capacitor. d-0.2mm V = 5cos(10) 4-5 Sm 2mm W, 3mm Problem (5] <10 points> Calculate the magnitude of the total current on the capacitor. Problem 6] <10 points> Calculate the magnitude of the displacement current on dielectric brick 1.