According to this link, the equivelent circuit diagram of a transformer (seen from the secondary side) looks like:
Now, I want to find the values of the following constants:
$$R_p,X_p,R_c,X_m,R_s,X_s\tag1$$
So, my idea was to set \$V_p=10\sin(2\pi ft)\$ and \$n=N_p/N_s=1\$. Now I vary the input frequency and I measure a RMS current trough the load resistor that I put in series with \$X_s\$ (at the output). If I do that for six different input frequencies I can solve for the six constants in \$(1)\$.
Can I use that method of finding all the constants that I described in \$(1)\$?