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The determination of the constants of instrument transformers

Agnew et al., 1911

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Agnew P
Fitch T
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The determination of the constants of instrument transformers Page 1 THE DETERMINATION OF THE CONSTANTS OF INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS.^ By P. G. Agnew and TT Fitch. The determination of the ratio and phase angle of instrument transformers is an …
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