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What is the difference between voltage transformer and
potential transformer?
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Answer Posted / ajay kumar rathore
Potential transformer is a type of transformer basically
used for measurement of voltage in substation type area. It
is a step down transformer. In order to receive lesser
voltage on secondary side the turn ratio is generally kept
like 1000:1. Hence by measuring the secondary voltage we
can proportionally get the value of primary voltage.
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