In order for 2 transformers to be connected in parallel, the windings that
will be in parallel need to be identical (or nearly identical ) in terms of
voltage and impedance. In your case, the winding with the lower impedance
will carry most of the load and the higher impedance winding will carry
very little load current. Without more data on the transformers, it is
difficult to say which winding will do what. In summary, you probably
won't achieve your goal with the 2 transformers you have.
Phil
At 05:03 PM 1/17/2001 +0700, you wrote:
>
>I have two unit transformer with different manufacturer, one of them are
>1880 volt and 0.6A RMS secunder, and another are 1870 volt and 0.4A RMS
>secunder. Actual voltage when connected to AC line are 1950 volt and 1890
>volt, measuring by HV Voltmeter.
>
>I want to connect both of them in parallel in order to have 1A RMS Output.
>What will be happen when I Connected this two transformer in parallel with
>little bit different in output voltage ???.
>
>Thanks for your suggestion,
>
>de Firson - YD1BIH
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