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why transformer neutral and CT Secondary neutral is connected to earth?
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Answer Posted / k.prakashchandra
Neutral is connected to earth to make available everywhere in the earth . CT secondary is earthed to remove the presence of primary voltage in the secondary due to capacitance between primary and secondary
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