Transformer voltage regulation is a measure of how much the output voltage of a transformer changes with varying load. It is calculated as the percentage change between the no-load and full-load output voltages. A lower voltage regulation is preferable. Autotransformers can be used to change voltages by small amounts more efficiently than standard transformers by using a single winding with a tapping to provide voltages added or subtracted. This allows increasing a voltage a small amount, like from 110V to 120V, without needing two fully-rated windings.
Transformer voltage regulation is a measure of how much the output voltage of a transformer changes with varying load. It is calculated as the percentage change between the no-load and full-load output voltages. A lower voltage regulation is preferable. Autotransformers can be used to change voltages by small amounts more efficiently than standard transformers by using a single winding with a tapping to provide voltages added or subtracted. This allows increasing a voltage a small amount, like from 110V to 120V, without needing two fully-rated windings.
Transformer voltage regulation is a measure of how much the output voltage of a transformer changes with varying load. It is calculated as the percentage change between the no-load and full-load output voltages. A lower voltage regulation is preferable. Autotransformers can be used to change voltages by small amounts more efficiently than standard transformers by using a single winding with a tapping to provide voltages added or subtracted. This allows increasing a voltage a small amount, like from 110V to 120V, without needing two fully-rated windings.
Transformer voltage regulation is a measure of how much the output voltage of a transformer changes with varying load. It is calculated as the percentage change between the no-load and full-load output voltages. A lower voltage regulation is preferable. Autotransformers can be used to change voltages by small amounts more efficiently than standard transformers by using a single winding with a tapping to provide voltages added or subtracted. This allows increasing a voltage a small amount, like from 110V to 120V, without needing two fully-rated windings.
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Transformer
Transformer voltage regulation
Reason Of Use • Because a real transformer has series impedences within it,output voltage of transformer vary with load even if input voltage remain constant.To compare transformers in this respect,it is necessary to define a quantity called voltage regulation. Definition • Voltage regulation is a quantity that compare output voltage of transformer at no load with output voltage at full load. • V.R=(Vs,no load-Vs,full load)/Vs,full load*100% • Usually it is a good practice to have as small a voltage regulation as possible .for ideal transformer,VR=0% AUTO TRANSFORMER • On some occassions,it is desirable to change voltage levels by only a small amount. • For example,it may be necessary to increase a voltage from 110 to 120 volts.these small rises may be made necessary by voltage drops that occur in power systems a long way from generators. continued • In such situations,it is wasteful & extensively expensive to wind a transformer with 2 full windings,each rated at about same voltage. • A special purpose transformer called auto transformer is use. Circuit diagram of auto transformer Explanation • First winding is shown connected in additive manner to second winding. • Voltage at output of whole transformer is sum of voltage on first winding & voltage on second winding. • First winding is called common winding. • Smaller winding is called series winding. Explanation • Unlike the previous voltage transformer which has two electrically isolated windings called: the primary and the secondary, an Autotransformer has only one single voltage winding which is common to both sides. This single winding is “tapped” at various points along its length to provide a percentage of the primary voltage supply across its secondary load. Then the autotransformer has the usual magnetic core but only has one winding, which is common to both the primary and secondary circuits. continued • When the primary current IP is flowing through the single winding in the direction of the arrow as shown, the secondary current, IS, flows in the opposite direction. Therefore, in the portion of the winding that generates the secondary voltage, VS the current flowing out of the winding is the difference of IP and IS. Thank you