what happens when we apply dc to a transformer
Answer Posted / k.prakashchandra
As there is no back e.m.f ( opposing voltage ) the magnitude of current depends on dc resistance ( R ) of the windings and voltage
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
In cable sizing calculation (determining the max route length of cable) why we choose the shortest length between cable length of full load current Iflc & starting current Istart?
i want some interview related questions with their answers which can help for attend the interviews...
what is the circutor?why we use it ?
What is the transfer function?
why the neutral line is not giving shock to us if we touch it ?
would the same effect be achieved by reversing the connection to one winding of the induction motor 3-phase?
How good are you in resolving the commercial issues to Employer's advantage?
How should i design a 1ph & 3 ph transformer. Kindly let meknow all steps and formulaes related to design from scratch.
Whether the vacuum contactor requires Short circuit protection?If No,why?
why power factor is important?
What will happend if given Vfd out put to step up transformer
how to determine the cable size...pls explain me with the formula taking particular load....does the factors like impedance & short circuit rating influence the cable size, if so how....
i want to know d working mechanism of tafe tractors next i like to know d engine type of apache bighs can anyone help me
why can we use cosine wave instead of sine in ac supply as both have same rms vale and ripple factor
What is the distance between body earthing and neutral earthing.?