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【Weekly Topic】【Electrical Edition 20160215】

2016-02-15View Original

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 wealth. When two transformers with different turns ratios operate in parallel, circulating currents are generated, which cause voltage drops within both transformers, resulting in a decrease in the voltage at their output terminals. A. All increase B. All decrease C. Those with a larger transformation ratio increase, while those with a smaller ratio decrease D. Those with a smaller transformation ratio increase, while those with a larger ratio decrease 【Haichuan Thanksgiving】--Production Division 【Production and Management Division】is seeking moderators and technical discussants to join us
Reply #22016-02-15
When two transformers with different turns ratios operate in parallel, circulating currents are generated, which cause voltage drops within both transformers, resulting in a voltage difference at their output terminals (C). A. Both increase B. Both decrease C. Those with a larger transformation ratio increase, while those with a smaller transformation ratio decrease D. Those with a smaller transformation ratio increase, while those with a larger transformation ratio decrease
Reply #32016-02-15
When two transformers with different turns ratios operate in parallel, circulating currents are generated, which cause voltage drops within both transformers, resulting in a voltage difference at their output terminals (C). A. Both increase B. Both decrease C. Those with a larger transformation ratio increase, while those with a smaller transformation ratio decrease D. Those with a smaller transformation ratio increase, while those with a larger transformation ratio decrease
Reply #42016-02-15
C: Increase for a large turns ratio, decrease for a small turns ratio
Reply #52016-02-15
When two transformers with different turns ratios operate in parallel, circulating currents are generated, which cause voltage drops within both transformers, resulting in a voltage drop at the output terminals of both transformers (C). A. Both increase B. Both decrease C. Those with a larger transformation ratio increase, while those with a smaller transformation ratio decrease D. Those with a smaller transformation ratio increase, while those with a larger transformation ratio decrease
Reply #62016-02-15
When two transformers with different turns ratios operate in parallel, circulating currents are generated, which cause voltage drops within both transformers, resulting in a difference in voltage at their output terminals (D). A. Both increase B. Both decrease C. Those with a larger transformation ratio increase, while those with a smaller transformation ratio decrease D. Those with a smaller transformation ratio increase, while those with a larger transformation ratio decrease
Reply #72016-02-15
C: Increase for a large turns ratio, decrease for a small turns ratio

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