Why transformer has a rating of KVA

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Transformers have a rating in KVA because it indicates the maximum amount of power they can handle.

KVA stands for kilovolt-ampere, which is a unit of apparent power.
The rating in KVA helps determine the capacity of the transformer to handle electrical loads.
It takes into account both the voltage and current, providing a measure of the total power capacity.
For example, a transformer with a rating of 100 KVA can handle a maximum power of 100,000 volt-amperes.
The KVA rating is important for sizing transformers correctly and ensuring they can meet the power demands of the system.

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There are two types of losses
Cooper loss and iron loss  voltage depend on iron loss & current depend on  copper loss