why in a transformer frequency remains constant? if frequency
is changing what will happen?
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Answer Posted / rakesh patel
we maintain the frequency of the transformer is constant because if we change the frequency,eddy current loss and hysteresis loss are also be change with respect to frequency. and due to losses, it is directly affects the efficiency of the transformer.that is why we have to maintain the frequency constant.
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