That's usually the value that matters. At
lower voltages, the (calculated) inductance is normally higher,
because of the nonlinearity of the B-H curve. But the
small-signal inductance (as measured by an 'inductance meter' is
likely to be lower, for the same reason. The core permeability
is lower at very low currents.
On 2024-12-29 22:02, Tony Casey wrote:
The only reliable method? is to measure the magnetising current at
the rated (primary) voltage.
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