Generally transformers has delta primary and star secondary. But in some trans

Generally transformers has delta primary and star
secondary. But in some transformer i saw Star primary and
delta secondary. what is the reason for chosing like this?

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Generally transformers has delta primary and star secondary. But in some transformer i saw Star pr..

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If the secondary is connected to a 3phase load or another
transformer

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Generally transformers has delta primary and star secondary. But in some transformer i saw Star pr..

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i cant understand of ur answer..
fisrt u understand.. wt he is asking..
any one to know. can u explain breifly..

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