The Transformer Ratings Are Usually Expressed In Terms Of?
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“The transformer ratings are usually expressed in terms of kVA”
The transformer rating is the power consumption (in watts) of a transformer. The kVA depends on the frequency, type of transformer and its size. You can find the kVAR ratings for transformers in this website. http://nepsi.com/resources/calculators/calculation-of-capacitor-kvar.htm
Transformer rating is usually expressed in terms of kVA. This is actually not so important for the purpose of understanding the ratings, because if we take into account that a transformer performs a similar function to an electric power supply, then it makes no difference whether we express it in terms of kVA or kWh.