Multi-Tap Transformer For Voltage Regulation
Multi-tap transformer is one of the main and expensive component of
this technique. The cost of multi-tap transformer directly affect the cost of
this technique. Depending upon the percentage regulation and precision the
number of taps can be increased or decreased. This will also increase the cost
and size of regulatory circuit. The size of transformer depends upon the
current rating and operating voltage. In our project, we used 500VA, 6 tap transformer.
That can bear a maximum voltage of 500V. Different turns ratio of taps is given
in table below.
Tap No.
|
Turns Ratio
|
Input voltage
|
Output voltage
|
1
|
1
|
220V
|
220V
|
2
|
1.128
|
195V
|
220V
|
3
|
1.294
|
170V
|
220V
|
4
|
1.517
|
145V
|
220V
|
5
|
1.83
|
120V
|
220V
|
6
|
0,88
|
250V
|
220V
|
The regulation that can be achieved using this transformer is from
110V to 260V. While the minimum error that can be achieved is ±12.5 volt.
Because turns ratio of taps is such that there is difference of 25V to have
220V at the output. By increasing the number of taps precision can be increased
but that will result in large cost and size of the regulatory circuit.
Multi-tap transformer that we used in this technique is shown in figure.
Multi-Tap Transformer For Voltage Regulation
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September 16, 2017
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