A 15 KVA, 10.8 KV/240-V, 60 Hz, single-phase conventional transformer is supplying 12 KW of power to a load at 0.8 Lagging power factor, a load voltage of 240 Volts. Its Equivalent circuit is given below. Calculate the magnitude of the input voltage of this transformer. ° Is alp 0.808+ j 4.04 52 www Ih+es Ims Vs 2440 $2 1700.32

A 15 KVA, 10.8 KV/240-V, 60 Hz, single-phase conventional transformer is supplying 12 KW of power to a load at 0.8 Lagging power factor, a load voltage of 240 Volts. Its Equivalent circuit is given below. Calculate the magnitude of the input voltage of this transformer. ° Is alp 0.808+ j 4.04 52 www Ih+es Ims Vs 2440 $2 1700.32

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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