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Dear sirs Can you help me : the de

Dear sirs Can you help me : the de

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Dear sirs
Can you help me : the desing of an electrical transformer Core Type L with 2 coils separeted primary voltage is 220v
The secondery has 2coils voltage(18v at 5A,220v connected at
An AC capacitor 6MF 600V).
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RE: Dear sirs Can you help me : the de

If I understand you right, the capacitor is built into the transformer?  If so I suspect it's a ferroresonant-type constant voltage transformer.

RE: Dear sirs Can you help me : the de

Suggestion: The capacitor may also compensate for the transformer inductance or inductive reactance in some cases to reduce the voltage drop across the transformer.

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