Is it necessary to place tap changer in secondary winding or
we can use on both sides?
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Answer Posted / vk jha
Primary winding is used for giving in-put and secondary
winding is used for taking desired out-put. Any change in
input causes variation in out put side. Hence tap changer
is placed at secondary side so that tap changes according
to input and keeps giving desired output.
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