Wat wil happen if Transformer is operated at 100 HZ
Frequency?
Answer Posted / muthuraj
The flux decreases only when voltage is kept constant and
frequency is increased. To keep the flux constant,
transformer draws more magnetising current. Further,
magnetic loss increases.
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