Transformer Basics - Introduction to Ratios and Calculations

Explains basic Single-Phase Transformer Ratios and Voltage, Current, and Power Calculations

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He makes it simple to understand, but still I need tonwatch this couple more times to know tjis by heart.

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[@abdelghanich7804]

Hello Dave .here in this exemple how we can make a difference between the phase and the neutral in the secondary coil. thank you for your explanations

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My favorite part is 5:17
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[@alejandroquinones5439]

Dave, I got a un usual question for you. Even though this might not be a common application, but would it be possible to wire this example of120VA 120:12V into an autotransformer, but not as 132:120V; but instead as the same ratio: 120:12V. What would be the VA? I series? I Common? I would really appreciate any feedback in this matter. Thanks,

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Thanks dev ji 🙏 and please make a vedeo on transformer primary line current and phase current Thank you so much

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What would be the transformation ratio for charge in transformer?

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Pls tell us ht trasformer terns caculation

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[@kevmessage9113]

Is VA current

[@tronetrickard7130]

230 v to 56 v please turn ratio

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