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The document discusses leakage reactance in transformers. It defines leakage reactance as the self-reactance caused by leakage flux, which is the portion of flux in a transformer that links either the primary or secondary winding but not both. Leakage reactance, along with resistance, makes up the impedance of the transformer windings. Due to impedance, there are voltage drops across the primary and secondary windings when voltage is applied to the primary. The document provides equations that relate the pr
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