Does it matter which way voltage/current flows through an AC coil? In other words, with a transformer coil does it matter which way the current flows through the coil as long as it is creating a magnetic field?
I also have another situation where we are hooking up a 120 to 120V constant voltage transformer, and on the primary side of the xfmr there are two coils. I was told when wiring the primary side with 120V to wire the two coils in parallel to allow more capacity on the transformers? Does anyone know why wiring two primary coils in parallel will result in a larger transformer capacity?
Thanks
Mull982
I also have another situation where we are hooking up a 120 to 120V constant voltage transformer, and on the primary side of the xfmr there are two coils. I was told when wiring the primary side with 120V to wire the two coils in parallel to allow more capacity on the transformers? Does anyone know why wiring two primary coils in parallel will result in a larger transformer capacity?
Thanks
Mull982