Lecture

AC Circuits: Transformers

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of AC circuits, focusing on transformers. Topics include power oscillation, power factor optimization, reactive power, power triangle, and the functionality of transformers. The instructor explains how to calculate voltages and currents in primary and secondary circuits, as well as the ideal transformer model with energy conservation.

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