What are the design constraints of transformer design?

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anonymous · Answer 1 · 2018-02-17T23:31:23+0000

Design constraints of transformer design:

Core loss, flux density, copper loss and total power loss vs flux density these are the basic constraints in transformer design.

Core loss:

Flux density:

Copper loss:

Total power loss vs flux density:

What are the design constraints of transformer design?

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