Copper losses in electrical engineering are current heat losses from various electronic components such as transformers, electric motors or generators. The losses are caused, among other things, by the ohmic resistance in the copper winding. Copper losses are present in both alternating current and direct current and increase with the current intensity. In transformers, copper losses are the losses caused by the load current in the coils.
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