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A Brief Introduction to Transformers ECE 201 Circuit Theory 1 1

A Brief Introduction to Transformers

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A Brief Introduction to Transformers. Transformer Construction. Three-Phase Transformer. Transformer Action -- DC. Opposes battery voltage. Opposes flux buildup. Transformer Action -- AC. Voltage ratio = Turns ratio. “No-Load” Condition. “No load” condition continued. I o = I fe + I M - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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A Brief Introduction to Transformers

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Transformer Construction

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Three-Phase Transformer

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Transformer Action -- DC

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Opposes battery voltage Opposes flux buildup

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Transformer Action -- AC

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Voltage ratio = Turns ratio

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“No-Load” Condition

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“No load” condition continued

Io = Ife + IM

Io = exciting current

Io provides the “magnetizing flux” and the “core loss”

Ife = core-loss current Ife = VT / Rfe

IM = magnetizing current IM = VT / jXM10ECE 201 Circuit Theory 1

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Component Fluxes – Loaded Transformer

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ΦP = net flux in window of primary ΦS = net flux in window of secondary

Φlp = leakage flux of primary Φls = leakage flux of secondary

ΦM = mutual flux

ΦP = ΦM + Φlp

ΦS = ΦM – Φls

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