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what is stray loss in transformer?
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Answer Posted / jojo
Stray loss is caused by leakage magnetic flux that induce eddy current and hysteresis loss in nearby metallic structures. This is distinctive from core loss or sometimes called iron loss which is eddy current and hysteresis loss induced by the linkage magnetic flux in the stator iron core itself.
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