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"Ian Jackson" wrote in message
... It's the core which saturates. It can start to saturate without any secondary current being drawn. If the transformer 'runs out of' inductance, the primary current can go sky high, as it is essentially limited by the primary resistance. Actually, in theory, limited by the primary as a now-air-cored inductance, but in practice by that resistance. |
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