what is impedance of transformer?
Answer Posted / rated kuldeep
Well friends--- % impedance is defined as the ratio of
impedance voltage(the voltage at rated frquency applied to
one winding and other winding kept short circuit to flow
full rated current in circuit) to the rated voltage of the
transformer... Correct if i m wron g.
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