Analysis and Simulation of a Typical Two Winding Transformer
Shreya Adhikary, Bhaskar Roy, Bikas Mondal
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Shreya Adhikary, Bhaskar Roy, Bikas Mondal
Abstract
In this study, we show how input power, terminal voltage, and efficiency changes as a function of load current. In this situation, we've chosen three scenarios they are- Coil connection in Parallel Coil connection in Series Two Winding Transformer Here, we have connected the coils of a single-phase transformer in series and parallel, then observed the transformer's loading as an autotransformer and as a two-winding transformer. It is essential to comprehend the instant polarities of the secondary terminals in relation to the primary in order to properly connect the winding.
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In this study, we show how input power, terminal voltage, and efficiency changes as a function of load current. In this situation, we've chosen three scenarios they are- Coil connection in Parallel Coil connection in Series Two Winding Transformer Here, we have connected the coils of a single-phase transformer in series and parallel, then observed the transformer's loading as an autotransformer and as a two-winding transformer. It is essential to comprehend the instant polarities of the secondary terminals in relation to the primary in order to properly connect the winding.
Key concepts: Autotransformer, Delta-wye transformer, Electromagnetic coil, Transformer, Energy efficient transformer, Electrical engineering, Distribution transformer, Transformer effect