[Solved] Transformer utilization factor is a measure of the merit of a rectifier circuit. It is the ratio of

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Q.	Transformer utilization factor is a measure of the merit of a rectifier circuit. It is the ratio of
A.	AC input power to the transformer volt - amp rating required by secondary
B.	AC input power to the transformer volt - amp rating required by primary
C.	DC output power to the transformer volt - amp rating required by secondary
D.	DC output power to the transformer volt - amp rating required by primary
Answer» C. DC output power to the transformer volt - amp rating required by secondary

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