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You failed to point out the fundamental reason why and how the current and voltage on the secondary side of a transformer are connected to each other via a formula.He asked: "why is it that . . ." and you answered : Yes".
This is totally incorrect.when you increase voltage heating effect occurs
You failed to point out the fundamental reason why and how the current and voltage on the secondary side of a transformer are connected to each other via a formula.
He knows the answer is "yes." He wants to know why. You haven't explained WHY.
You can not tell a transformer's power rating by measuring its resistance.sory sir I don't have any Rating of It But I thick If I find It's resistance Then The calculated power will be true...........?
SO PLZ TELL how to find it's power with voltage & without current..........!
Please write in good English. Your spelling is horrible.thanks 4 enlightening me colin55,
so now u've said wen u inccrease v current will increase also coz u,ve icreased its driving 4ce. so heating will occur.am i out of da way?
This thread talks about transformers, not inverters.I have seen some Inverter With Large Current & some With High Voltage What The Different In there working..........?