However, most electrical power installations have the secondary side of the transformer grounded to the same ground as the primary source. Solidly connecting the secondary to ground ensures that primary and secondary grounds are the same point on the load side. Neutral grounding returns common-mode translents and impulses back to the primary source without theneed fornlecrostaticsheldhecommongroundnot thelctrostaic shield,prevents common-mode noise at the secondary.


























