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TERMINAL OBJECTIVE

1.0 Given the type of a transformer, DESCRIBE the operating characteristics and applications for that transformer type.

ENABLING OBJECTIVES

1.1 DEFINE the following terms as they pertain to transformers:

a. Mutual induction

b. Turns ratio

c. Impedance ratio

d. Efficiency

1.2 DESCRIBE the differences between a wye-connected and delta-connected transformer.

1.3 Given the type of connection and turns ratios for the primary and secondary of a transformer, CALCULATE voltage, current, and power for each of the following types:

a. 0-0

b. 0 - Y

c. Y-0

d. Y-Y

1.4              STATE the applications of each of the following types of transformers:

1.5              a. Distribution

b. Power

c. Control

d. Auto

e. Isolation

f. Instrument potential

g. Instrument current