if we increase the frequency given to a transformer then wat
will happen to the transformer size, whether it will increase?
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Answer Posted / amir rashid chishti
If we increase the frequency then transformer size will
reduce so it will not increase. In electronics circuits we
often see very small transformers due to high frequency
whereas in power systems we have large size transformers
due to low frequency.
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