Lecture

Magnetic Circuits and Transformers

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This lecture covers the principles of magnetic circuits and transformers, focusing on topics such as magnetic induction, coil turns, and equivalent magnetic diagrams. It also delves into the characteristics of single-phase transformers, impedance calculations, and losses in transformer elements.

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Electromagnetism: Electrical networks

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