When a square wave is applied to primary of a transformer
then what will be output wave form of secondary ?
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Answer / shashank dixit
well, acc. to me ac waveform at input is must for a
transformer...now if we calculate the average value of a
square wave ,then we get a zero value which shows that
square wave is a pure ac wave...hence it can be fed to the
transformer and the output will be a square waveform with
increased or decreased magnitude compared to that of the
input waveform............but then again it will also depend
on time interval the square wave has +ve and -ve
durations.....increase in this duration may cause damage to
transformer(depending upon the transformer) since on
increasing the duration the transformer will take as dc wave..
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Answer / umesh
outputb of the trasformer will be Squqre only,but the out
put of the trasformer will be less because of loss,
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Answer / met
Study the square wave with "Serie of furier" then calculate
the armonics. use the simplified circuit of transformer and
finally apply the ohm law....
just simple like that...
sorry with my bad english
in an ideal transformer it will be a square wave in the
secondary.
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Answer / iyyappan
square wave applied to primary transformer then output of
the secondary square wavefor
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