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- 28 Jun 2018
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
In a step-down transformer, the primary current change is less than the change in the secondary (load) current due to the transformer ratio. Therefore, a 15 A variation in load current causes a smaller change in the supply current.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.Identify the incorrect statement about an ideal single-phase transformer with a turns ratio of 1:2, which draws 10 A from a 200 V AC source.
- 2.In a transformer operating at a fixed voltage, which losses stay constant regardless of variations in load?
- 3.Which type of losses are present in rotating electrical machines but are absent in transformers?
- 4.How does the eddy current loss change when the frequency of a fixed applied voltage is increased?
- 5.Why are approximately 10% of the end turns in a power or distribution transformer heavily insulated?
- 6.Which type of transformer core construction results in reduced core losses and enhanced permeability?
- 7.What is the common term for the sound generated by a transformer?
- 8.Which component of a transformer can be seen externally?
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