In a power transformer, the iron (core) loss remains practically constant from no-load to full-load because:
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Option C: Core magnetic flux remains practically constant across all load levels
Because primary supply voltage and frequency are constant, the main mutual core flux Φ remains virtually constant regardless of load current, keeping core hysteresis and eddy current losses constant.
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Because primary supply voltage and frequency are constant, the main mutual core flux Φ remains virtually constant regardless of load current, keeping core hysteresis and eddy current losses constant.
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