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still confused..
hi beebop,
I am still confused. If i work out the other two i'll get 1 A current for each secondaries. The rules of ratio is not followed only in the secondary 3 the ratio is correct, on the other two secondaries the ratio are not correct. See , in the first secondary...
Hi BeeBop,
:) I see you are online, thanks . Yeah you are right no evidence to supports higher current, but it is one of the difference right? I think they want the fundamental difference, ok.
Just want to make sure, is it not the formula to find the temperature of resistor is (I squared * Resistance) ? Am I correct? It mentioned in my textbook that if the ratio of the voltage in the primary is lets say 1:3 of the secondary that means the current in the secondary will be 3:1 just to...
Thanks..
Hi Beepop,
Thanks for your reply, i'll take it from there. Just asking is it not possible that three phase alternator produced higher current than single phase alternator, i am more inclined to tick this one, do you have additional idea on this...?
Hello friends,
I am completely newbie in basic electronics and i really don't know how to answer this assignment i have. I don't know how to approach the solution, please help me get the right answers for this questions or point in the direction how to approach the solutions...
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