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Name any similarities between a single-phase transformer and a three-phase transformer.

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The similarities between single phase and three-phase are.

  • Both have the same functional operations
  • Transformers are used to step down or step up the supply voltage
  • Both can have either the closed core type or shell core type 
  • No electrical connections between primary and secondary windings, with the exception of the autotransformer.
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