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In this problem i think there is something missing in this voltage regulation problem.
a=n1/n2=(1/3)
Vs = Vp x 3 = 159V.... the book have that the voltage is 150V ??!!??
I believe that the 159 is the Vs no load since it was calculated using voltage ratio and the No load Voltage on the primary side.
Now how to get the Load voltage is an odyssey. I think something is missing. The book says that to calculate the load voltage an impedance or current needs to be known but the problem don't specify impedance or current.
Josh any ideas?
a=n1/n2=(1/3)
Vs = Vp x 3 = 159V.... the book have that the voltage is 150V ??!!??
I believe that the 159 is the Vs no load since it was calculated using voltage ratio and the No load Voltage on the primary side.
Now how to get the Load voltage is an odyssey. I think something is missing. The book says that to calculate the load voltage an impedance or current needs to be known but the problem don't specify impedance or current.
Josh any ideas?
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