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Transformer Turns Ratio
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Transformer Turns Ratio
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Transformer Turns Ratio
For an ideal transformer:
**Vₛ/Vₚ = Nₛ/Nₚ**
where:
`Vₚ` = primary voltage `Vₛ` = secondary voltage `Nₚ` = primary turns `Nₛ` = secondary turns
Step-Up
If:
Nₛ > Nₚ
then:
Vₛ > Vₚ
Step-Down
If:
Nₛ < Nₚ
then:
Vₛ < Vₚ
Worked Example
Primary voltage:
`Vₚ = 20 V`
Primary turns:
`Nₚ = 100`
Secondary turns:
`Nₛ = 500`
Then:
`Vₛ/20 = 500100 = 5`
So:
**Vₛ = 100 V**
Current Ratio
For an ideal transformer:
**VₚIₚ = VₛIₛ**
so increasing voltage results in decreasing current.
Transformer Turns Ratio — Advanced
Common Mistakes
Common Mistakes
- Mistake
Do not invert only one side of the turns-ratio equation.
- Mistake
Keep primary with primary and secondary with secondary.
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Q1. Write turns ratio
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Q2. classify step-up/down
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Q3. solve turns numerical
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Q4. solve voltage numerical
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Q5. state power relation.
Exam Practice
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Q1. State transformer turns ratio.
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Q2. Explain step-up/down.
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Q3. Solve numerical.
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Q4. Explain current change.
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Q5. Explain ideal power relationship.
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