b) Calculate the transformer core area that is required to limit the core flux density to 1.75T, when using 1000 turns on the primary and the power supply source is 240V at 50HZ Write vour answer in cm?

b) Calculate the transformer core area that is required to limit the core flux density to 1.75T, when using 1000 turns on the primary and the power supply source is 240V at 50HZ Write vour answer in cm?

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