BWE Lecture Notes: Single Phase Transformer
Introduction
- Welcome to the final chapter of BWE.
- Covered: DC, AC, 3-phase in detail. Starting with single phase transformer.
- Focus on numerical parts; theoretical parts can be read from textbooks.
- Textbook PDF will be provided if needed.
Why is a Transformer Used?
- To convert one value of AC to another value.
- Key electrical equipment, consisting of two important coils:
- Primary Coil
- Secondary Coil
Transformer Diagram
- Primary coil receives input.
- Secondary coil provides output.
- Core connects primary and secondary coils.
Types of Transformers
Step Up Transformer
- Increases voltage.
- More coils in secondary than in primary.
Step Down Transformer
- Decreases voltage.
- More coils in primary than in secondary.
Faraday's Law
EMF Equations
- For primary coil:
E1 = -N1 (dΦ/dt)
- For secondary coil:
E2 = -N2 (dΦ/dt)
- Theoretical Questions:
- Principle of Single Phase Transformer
- EMF Equation of Transformer
- Transformation Ratio
- Losses in Transformer (iron loss, core loss)
Transformation Ratio
E2/E1 = N2/N1 = V2/V1 = I1/I2 = k
- Step Up Transformer: K > 1 (N2 > N1)
Transformer Losses
Primary Copper Loss
Secondary Copper Loss
Total Copper Loss
Impedance in Transformers
- For primary coil:
Z1 = √(R1^2 + X1^2)
- For secondary coil:
Z2 = √(R2^2 + X2^2)
Exam Preparation
- Discussion on how to prepare for the university exam.
- Specific sessions to focus on different chapters and strategies.
Schedule Overview
- 10 AM: Successive differentiation one-shot revision.
- 1 PM: Transformer numericals, session 2.
- 4 PM: Exam preparation strategies.
- 7 PM: DC Circuit one-shot revision.
Be sure to attend all sessions and check out textbook PDFs for theoretical study.