why we are having many type of vector group in the
transformer ,what is the use of it?
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Answer / iamdon
Vector group arises due to relative diference between
primary and secondary windings of the transformer.Since
each of such windings has some advantage over other so we
use all of them in particular apppliction.
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They are required for phase shifting or matching wherever
required, especially for measurements in electronic relays
and meters
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