A single-phase 400V/200V transformer is supplying a load of 4 kW
at 200 volts, 0.9 power factor lagging. Considering the transformer
to be ideal, answer the following questions
The output (secondary) current of this transformer
20.00/_25.84 A
20.00/_-25.84 A
22.22/_-25.84 A
22.22/_25.84 A
12.83/_-25.84 A
12.83/_23.28 A
Load impedance in ohms.
8.10+j3.92
9.00-j4.36
3.62-j1.47
9.00+j4.36
4.50+j2.18
8.10-j3.92
The primary current
10.00/_25.84 A
10.00/_-25.84 A
40.00/_-25.84 A
44.44/_-25.84 A
11.11/_25.84 A
11.11/_-25.84 A
The load impedance referred to the primary in ohms
36.00+j17.44
32.40+j15.69
18.00+j8.72
16.2+j7.85
2.03+j0.98
2.25+j1.09
When transformer is loaded from no load to full load, the flux in the core
increases
decreases
remains the same.
can increase or decrease depending on the load power factor.
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