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# Transformer Forward curent and magnetizing current

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- Subject: Transformer Forward curent and magnetizing current
- From: "jire602000" <jire@club-internet.fr>
- Date: Tue, 02 Sep 2003 20:22:26 -0000
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    Hello , everybody .

    I want to simulate a transformer with one primary and one secondary
    winding .They have the same number of turns ; ratio = 1 .
    I want to see what happen with different current loads which I call
    the forward current .

    I assume using the in circuit property to fix the current in each
    windings because the forward current in a transformer is at phase 0
    and the magnetizing current is at phase PI/2 , j*Lmagnetizing *&#61559;

    primary current = forward current - j * magnetizing * current/2
    secondary current = - forward * current - j * magnetizing * current/2

    I am OK ? Let me know .

    Any example to help ?

    Ciao.

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