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magnetic field in the transformer core. 15. We can calculate R fe and X m : 1. With no load on the transformer measure: the RMS current into the transformer the input voltage the real power into transformer 2. The product of the voltage and the current gives the apparent power, S. 3. Science the real power is known, we can find the power factor ...
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