Rep Experiment 24 ABSTRACT: Date Class DATA: Table 24-1 Primary winding resistance, $R_p$ Secondary winding resistance, $R_s$ Turns ratio, $n$ (computed) Turns ratio, $n$ (measured) % difference Table 24-2
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