What is impedance voltage of transformer?

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Impedance voltage of a transformer is the voltage drop that occurs across the transformer's impedance when a current flows through it.

Impedance voltage is a result of the transformer's internal impedance.
It is caused by the resistance and reactance of the transformer's windings and core.
Impedance voltage can be calculated by multiplying the current flowing through the transformer with its impedance.
It represents the voltage that is required to overcome the impedance and allow the current to flow through the transformer.
Impedance voltage affects the efficiency and performance of the transformer.

Accepted Answer

Impedance voltage of a transformer is the voltage drop that occurs across the transformer's impedance when a current flows through it.

Impedance voltage is a result of the transformer's internal impedance.
It is caused by the resistance and reactance of the transformer's windings and core.
Impedance voltage can be calculated by multiplying the current flowing through the transformer with its impedance.
It represents the voltage that is

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