Transformer Magnetizing Reactance

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The discussion centers on the phenomenon observed during an open-circuit test of a transformer, specifically regarding the behavior of magnetizing reactance (Xm) as supply voltage increases. It is established that increasing the supply voltage can lead to saturation of the transformer core, which results in a decrease in magnetizing reactance. This behavior is critical for understanding transformer performance under varying voltage conditions.

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  • Basic concepts of reactance and impedance
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In the case of an open-circuit test of transformer, when I increase the supply voltage, i realize the magnetising reactance (Xm) decreases, why does this happen?
 
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darkwhite87 said:
In the case of an open-circuit test of transformer, when I increase the supply voltage, i realize the magnetising reactance (Xm) decreases, why does this happen?

You might be saturating it.
 

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