in an open circuit. test there is no
load curent..
but secondary. ia open then no
urrent have to flow
but there a smaller current flows
why?

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in an open circuit. test there is no load curent.. but secondary. ia open then no urrent have t..

Answer / sheikh

May be megnatizing current of transformer.

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in an open circuit. test there is no load curent.. but secondary. ia open then no urrent have t..

Answer / manoj kumar

It is due to the eddy current which
produces unwanted current.

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in an open circuit. test there is no load curent.. but secondary. ia open then no urrent have t..

Answer / vijay panchal

because of lossis in transformer

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in an open circuit. test there is no load curent.. but secondary. ia open then no urrent have t..

Answer / dijesh

IT'S X'MER LOSSES

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