why there is a phase shift lies between primary and
secondary voltages of a transformer?
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Answer Posted / gunasekaran
if their is no phase displcement b/w primary and secondary
because primary emf is 180 deg out of phase and secondary
also another 180 deg phase shift it is 360deg so no phase
displacement
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