Example 2.1 || The Ideal Transformer || Transmission Line Losses || || (English)(Chapman)

Example 2.1 || The Ideal Transformer
EM 2.3 (English)(Chapman)
00:00 - Ideal Transformer
01:00 - Turn Ratio
03:00 - Phasor voltage, current & turn ratio
03:35 - Power in Transformer
04:10 - Impedance Transformation
07:25 - Example 2.1
Example 2.1 || The Ideal Transformer || Transmission Line Losses || || (English)(Chapman0
oin us as we delve into Example 2.1, focusing on the Ideal Transformer and Transmission Line Losses, with insights from Chapman. This video provides a comprehensive breakdown of the Ideal Transformer concept, exploring its significance in electrical systems. Gain a deeper understanding of transmission line losses and the role of ideal transformers in power transmission. Stay tuned to uncover the mysteries behind Example 2.1 and the ideal transformer!

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This video describes basic features of Ideal transformer.
Here we also discuss solved example 2.1from the book Electrical Machinery Fundamentals.

Example 2.1: A single-phase power system consists of a 48OV 60-Hz generator supplying a load Z_ = 4 + j3 ohm through a transmission line of impedance
Zline = O.I8 + jO.24 ohm.
Answer the following questions about this system.
(a) If the power system is exactly as described above (Figure 2-6a), what will the
voltage at the load be? What will the transmission line losses be?

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[tharushadakshaka]

Great sir! well explained. Appreciate to ur commitments.

[moheuddinsakib]

Thank you, sir. You have explained the topic nicely.

[rutendodzapasi]

Thank you sir but there are a few points I needed more explanations as a beginner . For example, some calculations that you skipped by saying then we calculate. I wanted to learn exactly how the calculations are made

[abdullahahsan]

Thank you for the great video! I am a student of FAST University and I have a question about Problem 2.14 Part A. Without transformers, what would be the efficiency? In the solution manual, the angle of the load impedance is taken as the same angle of the line impedance. Is that correct? Does this mean the efficiency would be 89% or 77%? Please let me know as it would be very helpful. Thank you!

[troyreviews]

Thanks for the information sir, very well explained. May I have your copy of your presentation? for educational purposes only.

[sunvannak]

Teacher I still don't understand why line loss we don't think a about reactive (x) in this

[ahmed]

how my calculator gave me different answer for the current ( the phase angle is different). 9:48

[اسلامكمال-خذ]

Add Arabic subtitles to this course please 🥺