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What happens in a transformer when a secondary load exceeds power output?

February 6, 2018 by Shivam

DWQA Questions › Category: Transformer › What happens in a transformer when a secondary load exceeds power output?
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Shivam asked 5 years ago
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Following thing may happens in a transformer when a secondary load exceeds power output :

  1. There may be voltage drops due to the impedance mismatch
  2. Core saturates is also occur
  3. Unless there’s a thermal/overload protection, your transformer becomes a BBQ.

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