Electrical phenomenon in transformers

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The discussion seeks reliable sources for understanding electrical phenomena in transformers, including terminology, single-phase and three-phase transformers, as well as torque and magnetic field production. A participant mentions that their college textbook, "Electrical Machines" by Stephan Chapman, is filled with errors, complicating self-study. Recommendations for alternative resources or textbooks that accurately cover these topics are requested. The need for clear and accurate educational materials on transformers is emphasized. Participants aim to enhance their understanding of electrical engineering concepts related to transformers.
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Can anyone give me a source where i ca completely ready about the electrical phenomenon in transformers like the terminology, single phase , 3 phase transformers and then torque and mef production ??

a textbook was prescribed to us in college but it really contains a lot of mistakes and makes self study a horror :cry:
 
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