Student: I can't figure out how to do that, since I can't seem to cut off more than two of the four corners. Mentor: Don't worry, what I asked you to do is actually impossible! There are only six faces on a cube, so the highest number of sides possible is six. Student: That makes sense. I bet you can do that with any prism-it's just a matter of angling the cross section correctly to intersect all of the faces. Mentor: You're very right, any prism can be cut in such a way that the cross section has as many sides as the prism has faces. However, not all shapes have this same property.
A variable frequency transformer including: a first parallel circuit including at least two of the rotary transformers arranged in parallel and having an isolating circuit breaker connected to a rotor winding of each of the rotary transformers, and a separate synchronizing circuit breaker connected to a stator winding in each of the rotary ...
The Common core used for the transformer is E42 type [2].The number of turns in the primary and secondary is limited to the size of the core [3]. The number of turns in the primary and secondary side of the transformer is determined by the standard wire gauge of the conductor to be used.