What is difference between ct&pt transformers?
Answer Posted / murali karri
CT is a step up instrument T/F. Its primary is conected in series with load line and secondary winding is conected to 5amp ammeter.
PT is a step down instrument T/F. Its primary is conected in parellel with load lines and secondary winding is conected to 110V voltmeter.
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