why does connected a indutor with mnsformeretering core of
current transformer ?
Answer / Diwakar Rai
An inductor is connected to the primary winding of a current transformer to create a reactive load, which helps in maintaining the magnetizing current during no-load conditions and preventing core saturation.
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