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  1. Jun 15, 2004 #1
    TINO

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    I have some questions about transformer.These are my question :

    1.What do the problems occur if we paralleled transformer with a HEAVY LOAD?

    2.Why do the magnetical and power losses depend on the frequency?

    Thank you for your attention.............
     
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  2. Jun 16, 2004 #2
    Dave

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    This is a duplicate thread, and there is an active thread in the General Electronics forum, please address any answers to this thread there, thanks.

    Dave
     
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