【Daily Topic】【Electrical Edition 20160511】

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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for correct answer: 9 Wealth. Secondary sides of voltage transformers are not allowed to have ( ), and secondary sides of current transformers are not allowed to have ( ).

Reply #22016-05-11

An open circuit is not allowed on the secondary side of a voltage transformer, while a short circuit is not allowed on the secondary side of a current transformer.

Reply #32016-05-11

Short circuit is not allowed on the secondary side of voltage transformers, and an open circuit is not allowed on the secondary side of current transformers.

Reply #42016-05-11

A short circuit is not allowed on the secondary side of a voltage transformer, and an open circuit is not allowed on the secondary side of a current transformer.

Reply #52016-05-11

Short circuit is not allowed on the secondary side of voltage transformers, and an open circuit is not allowed on the secondary side of current transformers

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