What are the transformer losses

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Transformer losses refer to the energy losses that occur during the operation of a transformer.

Transformer losses include copper losses and iron losses.
Copper losses occur due to the resistance of the transformer windings.
Iron losses, also known as core losses, occur due to hysteresis and eddy currents in the transformer core.
Copper losses can be minimized by using larger conductor sizes and reducing the resistance of the windings.
Iron losses can be reduced by using high-quality magnetic materials and optimizing the design of the transformer core.
Transformer losses result in a decrease in the overall efficiency of the transformer.

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Copper losses,iron core losses,dielectric losses and eddy current losses .

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There are many such losses, some important losses are as follows.
1). Copper losses
2). Iron core losses 
3). Dielectric losses 
4). Eddy Current losses

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Iron loss, copper loss, hysterisis loss , eddy current loss

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Iron loss and copper loss

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1) Constant losses like core loss

2) Variable Losses like Copper loss depends on Load

What are the transformer losses

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