what is impedence in transformer
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Answer / bijoy kumar soni
impedence of a transformer is defined by the vectorials sum
of resistance, capacitance and inductance of the core of
primary winding
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Answer / gtr
resistance offered to the flow of current in the
transformer ckt which gives rise to thermal heating. for
efficent functioning, impedance is kept as low as
possible .
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