Vector Diagrams for a Transformer

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A request for tutorials on drawing vector diagrams for transformers under different load conditions—inductive, capacitive, and resistive-capacitive—was made. Users suggested searching online for resources but noted the difficulty in finding comprehensive diagrams. One user mentioned that their search yielded some links but lacked the necessary details. The conversation highlights the challenge of locating suitable educational materials for this specific topic. Overall, there is a clear need for better resources on transformer vector diagrams.
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Can anyone provide me a good tutorial link on drawing the vector diagrams for a transformer on load, when the load is a)Inductive b)Capacitive c)Resistive Capacitive ?

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How about googling your post title ? It got me links like this
 
It doesn't contain all the necessary diagrams. I tried by google also but haven't found any suitable one.
 
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