What is the use of Isolation Transformer, and Neutral is
using for return path, finally this current is going....
but same time the voltage of the neutral should be below 1
V...
Answer Posted / tariq
Isolation Transformer is used to block the DC components.
It has 1:1 ratio.There are many causes to produce/introduce
the DC components. If we do not block these components then
if may effect on the output. Isolation Transformer can be
used within in a single circuit. So, it is not correct that
the isolation transformer is always used to isolate the two
circuits.
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