Hey guys.
Mr. Gibbs has showed me the below picture:
The primary and secondary coils' voltages have no phase difference between them.
But the primary current and the primary voltage havent 90 degrees phase difference between them.
This means that the primary current doesnt equal Vp/XL1, because if it did, it would have a 90 degrees phase from Vp.
How do you calculate the current then? and why doesnt Ohm's law apply here?
Thanks.
Mr. Gibbs has showed me the below picture:
The primary and secondary coils' voltages have no phase difference between them.
But the primary current and the primary voltage havent 90 degrees phase difference between them.
This means that the primary current doesnt equal Vp/XL1, because if it did, it would have a 90 degrees phase from Vp.
How do you calculate the current then? and why doesnt Ohm's law apply here?
Thanks.