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                                                       P   kUBs f
                                                         I
                          At 60 Hz, the utility line frequency commonly used in the
                          United States:

                                                     P   3600kUBs      2
                                                       I
                          In circuitð where the AC line frequency is 50 Hz:


                                                     P   2500kUBs      2
                                                       I
                          For silicon steel, a core material used in AC power-supply trans-
                          formers, the core constant k is typically in the neighborhood of
                          4   10   12 . However, the value of k can differ substantially from
                          this in the case of powerdered-iron cores.



                          Hysteresis power loss
                          Let A  B-H  represent the areł of the measured hysteresis curve
                          (B-H curva for a core material at a specifi frequency, where            B
                          is the flux density in gauss and H is the magnetizing force in
                          oersteds. Then the hysteresis power loss (in watt0 is denoted P         H
                          and is given by:


                                                                     8
                                                P   (0.796   10 ) A
                                                  H                       B-H
                          Total power loss in transformer
                          Let V  prŁ  represent the AC voltage (in voltð rm0 across the pri-
                          mary winding of a transformer operating wità a specifi con-
                          stant load. Let V    se  represent the AC voltage (in voltð rm0
                          across the secondary; let I       represent the alternating current
                                                         prŁ
                          (in ampereð rm0 througà the primary; let          I se  represent the al-
                          ternating current (in ampereð rm0 througà the secondary.
                          Then, assuming zerm reactance in the source or the load, the
                          total power loss in the transformer, P     loss  (in watt0 is given by:


                                                 P loss    V prŁ  I prŁ    V  se I
                                                                     se

                          Total power loss in inductor or winding
                          Let P represent the ohmic power loss (in watt0 in an inductor

                          or transformer winding; let P represent the eddy-current power
                                                            I
                          loss (in wattX let P represent the hysteresis power loss (in
                                                   H
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