Calculating Current in a Transformer with Known Parameters and Load Impedance

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To calculate the primary current I1 and secondary current I2 in a transformer with given parameters, the equivalent circuit must be analyzed using the provided resistances and reactances. The formula for primary current is I1 = V1 / (Z1 + Zm // (Z2' + ZL')), where Zm represents the magnetizing impedance and Z2' is the reflected secondary impedance. The user seeks confirmation on the correctness of this formula for their specific transformer setup. The discussion emphasizes the need for precise calculations to determine the currents based on the known load impedance and transformer parameters. Accurate application of these equations is crucial for solving the problem effectively.
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Homework Statement



The prameters of 2300/230 v 50hz t/f is
R1=0.286 ohm R`2=0.319 ohm Rc=240 ohm
X1=0.73 ohm X`2=0.73 ohm Xm=49.2 ohm

Secondary Load impedance ZL=0.387+J0.29

solve the exact equivalent circuit with normal voltage across primery..

I know every thing but i can't find CURRENT I1=? and I`2=?



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I know every thing but i can't find CURRENT I1=? and I`2=?

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only Formula please
 
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I1 = V1 / (Z1 + Zm//(Z2' + ZL')), which becomes
I1 = V1 / (Z1 + Zm * (Z2' + ZL') / (Zm + Z2' + ZL'))

this is right??
 

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