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[SOLVED] What is the percentage regulation of a transformer?

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A transformer produces an output voltage of 101 V under full load, and 100 V under no-load condition, what is the percentage regulation?
 
Re: What is the percentage regulation of transformer?

your figures are round the wrong way! - Voltage under load should be lower then voltage with no load. - 1%
Frank
 
Re: What is the percentage regulation of transformer?

chuckey said:
your figures are round the wrong way! - Voltage under load should be lower then voltage with no load. - 1%
Frank
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Yes frank, I think it is wrong way.. so it is 100/101 = 1%?
 

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