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    connecting DC voltage to a current circuit

    I know this shouldn't be done by am trying to understand the "why" of it. Will the dc in the current affect the sine wave of the CT circuit? Thanks!
  2. fgonz007

    tying DC voltage to a current circuit

    I know this shouldn't be done by am trying to understand the "why" of it. Will the dc in the current affect the sine wave of the CT circuit? Thanks!
  3. fgonz007

    Circulating Current

    I've noticed in distribution stations, when paralleling feeder breakers on different buses, the difference in the load of the two transformers divided by 2 becomes added to the breaker as circulating current. Once the load is transferred fully to one breaker, the circulating current...

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