Equivalent Circuit of Transformer – Circuit Diagram & Derivation
Consider the two winding single-phase transformer shown in figure (1).
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Consider the two winding single-phase transformer shown in figure (1).
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The rate of electricity to be charged is called tariff.
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Figure 1: Electrical Insulator. An electrical insulator in an overhead line is to hold the live conductor to prevent leakage of current from the conductor to the pole. These are made of porcelain clay and are thoroughly glazed to avoid the absorption of moisture from the atmosphere.
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Figure 1: Load Duration Curve.
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A Push Pull Converter is dc to dc converter that provides an output voltage that can be either less than or greater than the dc input voltage VS. The push-pull converter give multiple outputs with single input. This can be achieved by changing the winding’s turns ratio of the transformer. Push-pull designs are popularly used in
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Characteristics of Single Phase Induction Motor The following are the inherent characteristics of single phase induction motor. There is no starting torque in this motor. If the motor is made to rotate by any means, the motor picks up the speed and continues to rotate in the same direction developing the operating torque. Construction of
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A capacitor start and run motor is also known as a two value capacitor run motor. The capacitor run induction motor is same as the capacitor start induction motor, where the capacitor is connected in series with the starting winding throughout its operation.
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Servomotors are also known as “control motors”. They are generally used in feedback control systems as output actuators. There are two types of servomotors. They are, AC servomotors and D.C servomotors.
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Figure 1: Permanent Magnet Stepper Motor.
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