What is the difference between voltage transformer and
potential transformer?
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Answer Posted / farhan
Actully we can not make a meter which can measure 11 kv, 33
kv or above. so we use potential transformer to step down
the voltage level to a measurable value by the measuring
instrumen. other wise voltage and potential transormer are
same.
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