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Secondary Leakage Reactance in Transformer Formulas
Secondary leakage reactance of a transformer arises from the fact that all the flux produced by one winding does not link with the other winding. And is denoted by X
L2
. Secondary Leakage Reactance is usually measured using the Ohm for Electric Resistance. Note that the value of Secondary Leakage Reactance is always negative.
Formulas to find Secondary Leakage Reactance in Transformer
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Secondary Leakage Reactance given Equivalent Reactance from Secondary Side
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Secondary Leakage Reactance given Impedance of Secondary Winding
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Secondary Leakage Reactance
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Transformer formulas that make use of Secondary Leakage Reactance
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Secondary Winding Resistance given Impedance of Secondary Winding
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Impedance of Secondary Winding
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Self-Induced EMF in Secondary Side
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Transformation Ratio given Equivalent Reactance from Secondary Side
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Transformation Ratio given Equivalent Reactance from Primary Side
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Transformation Ratio given Secondary Leakage Reactance
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Reactance of Primary in Secondary using Equivalent Reactance from Secondary Side
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Primary Leakage Reactance given Equivalent Reactance from Secondary Side
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Reactance of Secondary Winding in Primary
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Equivalent Reactance of Transformer from Secondary Side
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Secondary Current given Secondary Leakage Reactance
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List of variables in Transformer formulas
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Equivalent Reactance from Secondary
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Primary Leakage Reactance
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Transformation Ratio
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Impedance of Secondary
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Resistance of Secondary
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Self Induced EMF in Secondary
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Secondary Current
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FAQ
What is the Secondary Leakage Reactance?
Secondary leakage reactance of a transformer arises from the fact that all the flux produced by one winding does not link with the other winding. Secondary Leakage Reactance is usually measured using the Ohm for Electric Resistance. Note that the value of Secondary Leakage Reactance is always negative.
Can the Secondary Leakage Reactance be negative?
Yes, the Secondary Leakage Reactance, measured in Electric Resistance can be negative.
What unit is used to measure Secondary Leakage Reactance?
Secondary Leakage Reactance is usually measured using the Ohm[Ω] for Electric Resistance. Megohm[Ω], Microhm[Ω], Volt per Ampere[Ω] are the few other units in which Secondary Leakage Reactance can be measured.
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