When conducting no-load test on a given single-phase transformer, the following test data were obtained : Primary voltage : 205 V; Secondary voltage : 115 V ; Primary current : 0.5 A; Power input : 40 W. Find (i) The turns ratio (ii) the magnetizing current of no-load current (iii) Core loss current (iv) the iron loss.

When conducting no-load test on a given single-phase transformer, the following test data were obtained : Primary voltage : 205 V; Secondary voltage : 115 V ; Primary current : 0.5 A; Power input : 40 W. Find (i) The turns ratio (ii) the magnetizing current of no-load current (iii) Core loss current (iv) the iron loss.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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