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qwerty
- Jan 1, 1970
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I read that the secondary of a high voltage transformer should be
grounded. Why? Will it still work if it's grounded?
grounded. Why? Will it still work if it's grounded?
qwerty said:I read that the secondary of a high voltage transformer should be
grounded. Why? Will it still work if it's grounded?
qwerty said:I read that the secondary of a high voltage transformer should be
grounded.
The secondary of the transfromer is grounded as a safety factor
also. If for some reason the secondary is not grounded and then
it becomes grounded to the frame, the frame will be at a high
voltage. If the transfromer secondary is grounded and a short
hapens internally, the fuse should blow.
Where ?
qwerty said:I read it in a book. It says that one end of the secondary could be
grounded.
I read it in a book. It says that one end of the secondary could be
grounded.
qwerty said:But then shouldn't we just ground the frame?
Where ?
yes, now your rewording it.. it "could" be grounded..qwerty said:I read it in a book. It says that one end of the secondary could be
grounded.