Center Tapped Transformer

Center Tapped Transformer
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Center Tapped Transformer
Figure 8.42 shows a center-tapped Transformer. The following information is given about the transformer:
Voltages and current are rms values.
Primary voltage = 4,800 V
Secondary voltage of 240 V is split (because transformer is center tap) into two voltages:
V₂ = 120 V; V₃ = 120 V.
Three resistive loads (R₁, R₂, R₃) are connected to the transformer (connection not shown in figure 8.42).
R₁ is connected to the 240 V line.
R₂ and R₃ are connected to each of the 120 V lines.
Determine the power absorbed by each of the loads, if:
Power absorbed by R₂ = P₂
Power absorbed by R₁ = 5P₂
Power absorbed by R₃ = 1.5P₂
Ccurrent through primary coil, I₁ = 1.5625 A.

The string:
S₇P₃A₃₂ (Force - Push).
The math:
Center Tapped Transformer
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The loads are all resistive, hence their respective power factor = 1.
So, voltages and currents are in phase.
Therefore rms amplitudes can be used in the calculations:
|S_primary| = |S_secondary| = 4,800 x 1.5625 = 7,500.
So, 5P₂ + P₂ + 1.5P₂ = 7,500
P₂ = 1,000.
Hence, power absorbed by the resistors are as follows:
Powere absorbed by R₁ = 5,000 W
Power absorbed by R₂ = 1,000 W
Power absorbed by R₃ = 1,500 W.

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