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Physicist3
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Hi,
I have observed that as the load applied to a transformer secondary is increased (i.e. Increased Impedance), the current drawn by the transformer seems to decrease. Is this purely due to the fact that because the voltage remains fairly constant and the impedance is increased, the current must be reduced to allow ohms law to be maintained??
Thanks
I have observed that as the load applied to a transformer secondary is increased (i.e. Increased Impedance), the current drawn by the transformer seems to decrease. Is this purely due to the fact that because the voltage remains fairly constant and the impedance is increased, the current must be reduced to allow ohms law to be maintained??
Thanks