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This document discusses different connection methods for single-phase and three-phase transformers, including connecting single-phase transformers, phase shifts in three-phase connections, and the star-star, delta-star, and delta connections used for three-phase transformers.

Single and Three Phase
Transformers
Learning Outcome 6

Methods of connection of three-
phase transformers

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1. Single and Three Phase Transformers Learning Outcome 6

2. Methods of connection of three- phase transformers

3. Connection of single phase transformers

4. Connection of single phase transformers

5. Phase shift in three-phase connections

6. Phase shift in three-phase connections

7. The three-phase connection

8. The star-star connection

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