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Topic 13: Electromagnetic Induction
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The primary winding induces a changing
magnetic field
in the core, which in turn induces a
voltage
in the secondary winding.
voltage
Match the winding with its description:
Primary winding ↔️ Carries high-voltage AC input
Secondary winding ↔️ Carries transformed voltage output
Steps in the principle of electromagnetic induction in transformers:
1️⃣ Primary winding generates magnetic field
2️⃣ Magnetic field spreads through core
3️⃣ Secondary winding receives and transforms voltage
The primary winding in a transformer generates the magnetic field.
True
Steps in the voltage transformation process in a transformer
1️⃣ A changing magnetic field is generated in the soft iron core
2️⃣ A voltage is induced in the secondary winding
3️⃣ The voltage transformation is determined by the turns ratio
Match the winding with its role in determining the voltage change:
Primary winding ↔️ Determines the voltage change alongside the secondary winding
Secondary winding ↔️ Determines the voltage change alongside the primary winding
A transformer uses electromagnetic induction to change the voltage of an alternating
current
Match the component with its role in a transformer:
Primary winding ↔️ Receives high-voltage AC input
Secondary winding ↔️ Outputs transformed voltage
Soft iron core ↔️ Enhances and channels the magnetic field
The current ratio in a transformer is inversely proportional to the
turns ratio
.
True
What is the current ratio in a transformer defined as?
\frac{I_{p}}{I_{s}} = \frac{N_{s}}{N_{p}}</latex>
What is the role of the primary winding in a transformer?
Input coil with high voltage
The voltage transformation in a transformer depends on the
turns ratio
.
True
What is the turns ratio in a transformer defined as?
N
p
N
s
\frac{N_{p}}{N_{s}}
N
s
N
p
What is the role of the soft iron core in a transformer's construction?
Enhances magnetic field
What is the function of the secondary winding in a transformer?
Carries transformed voltage
How does the iron core channel magnetic flux in a transformer?
Directs flux from primary to secondary
What is the formula for the voltage ratio in a transformer?
V
p
V
s
=
\frac{V_{p}}{V_{s}} =
V
s
V
p
=
N
p
N
s
\frac{N_{p}}{N_{s}}
N
s
N
p
A transformer uses
electromagnetic induction
to change the voltage of an
alternating current (AC)
electrical supply.
voltage
Electromagnetic induction in transformers requires a direct current (DC) supply.
False
What type of current is used in transformers?
Alternating current
The primary winding generates a changing magnetic field in the soft iron
core
A transformer consists of two coils of wire wound around a soft iron
core
The secondary winding in a transformer receives high-voltage AC input.
False
The secondary winding carries the transformed voltage in a
transformer
.
True
The primary winding carries the high voltage AC supply.
True
In a transformer, the primary winding carries the high voltage AC
supply
The iron core in a transformer reduces energy loss by minimizing
eddy currents
.
True
A transformer with 100 primary turns and 50 secondary turns has a voltage ratio of
2:1
A transformer with 100 primary turns and 50 secondary
turns
has a voltage ratio of 2:1.
True
What is the role of the secondary winding in a transformer?
Provides transformed voltage
Steps of electromagnetic induction in transformers
1️⃣ Primary winding generates a changing magnetic field
2️⃣ Magnetic field spreads through the iron core
3️⃣ Magnetic field induces voltage in secondary winding
The primary winding carries high voltage AC and generates a
changing magnetic field
.
True
What is the function of the primary winding in a transformer?
Carries high voltage AC
Using soft iron in the core reduces energy loss in the transformer.
True
What is the formula for the current ratio in a transformer?
\frac{I_{p}}{I_{s}} = \frac{N_{s}}{N_{p}}</latex>
What is the voltage ratio in a transformer with primary voltage 200V and secondary voltage 50V?
4:1
The transformer formula relates voltage, current, and the number of
turns
in the primary and secondary windings.
In the transformer formula, Vs represents the secondary
voltage
.
In the transformer formula, Np represents the number of turns in the primary
winding
.
If a transformer has 200 primary turns, 50 secondary turns, and a primary voltage of 240V, the secondary voltage is
60V
.
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