what is the difference between 'Control Transformer & Potential/Voltage Transformer'?
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Answer Posted / ankush
A control t/f is one which gives constant o/p voltage and
current , so known as control t/f.
These are basicaly used in electronics circuits.
while PT are used for the measurement of voltages.
so simple......
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