Term 3-1 · Electrical Engineering Coursework

Electrical Machines — 900 W Transformer Design

DU, EI, and UI cores were compared for a 220/110 V, 900 W, 300 Hz transformer, leading to the UI-100 calculation case.

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900 W transformer requirements

DU, EI, and UI cores were compared for a 220/110 V, 900 W, 300 Hz transformer, leading to the UI-100 calculation case.

Status
Independent recalculation
Evidence
Source-Derived · Workbook Snapshot · Independent Recalculation
Contribution
Team Project · Individual contribution unconfirmed
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UI, EI, and DU core calculations

The work sizes turns and conductors from the rating, evaluates copper/core loss, efficiency, regulation, and window utilization, then compares core geometries as a trade study rather than selecting a single best number.

  • The fixed brief is 220/110 V, 900 W, 300 Hz, silicon steel, and 1.5 T maximum flux density.
  • DU-75, two EI-112 iterations, and UI-100 are compared on common decision axes.
  • The final UI-100 case records 180/93 turns, 96.360% efficiency, and 1.136% regulation.
  • Workbook cases with different inputs or formula errors are kept separate from the final design evidence.
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Winding, loss, and efficiency calculations

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Independent recalculation

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Candidate calculations

Primary / secondary180 / 93 turns
Copper loss10.2267 W
Core loss23.7760 W
Efficiency96.360%
Regulation1.136%
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Fabrication, thermal, and insulation tests

No evidence of fabrication, temperature-rise, dielectric, open-circuit, or short-circuit hardware tests was found. This is a calculation-based design. Workbook visuals are rendered cell snapshots, not live Excel screenshots.

Workbook audit and calculation code

Links point to publishable sources, calculations, logs, and detailed provenance.