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Study Notes
Transformers
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Types:
- Step-up: Increases voltage, primary side has fewer turns than secondary side
- Step-down: Decreases voltage, primary side has more turns than secondary side
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Step-up Transformer (Example):
- Converts 10V to 100V
- Secondary side has 10 times more turns (40) than the primary side (4)
- Voltage increases proportionally to the turns' ratio
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Step-down Transformer (Example):
- Reduces 100V to 20V
- Secondary side has 1/5 the turns (10) of the primary side (50)
- Voltage decreases proportionally to the turns' ratio
Induced EMF
- EMF (electromotive force) induced in a coil: Calculated using the formula N * ΔΦ/Δt, where N is the number of turns, ΔΦ is the change in magnetic flux, and Δt is the change in time.
Inductance and Reluctance
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Inductance (L): Represents a coil's opposition to changes in current
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Reluctance (R): A measure of a material's opposition to magnetic flux
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Mutual Inductance (M): Represents the effect of one coil on another.
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Values (N1 and N2): Number of turns on primary and secondary coils respectively
Energy Storage
- Energy stored in a transformer (W): Expressed as W = (1/2) * L * i^2, with L being inductance and i being current. This formula is applicable to each coil individually.
Current and Voltage Equation
- Voltage induced in a coil : Determined by V = jωLi where j is the imaginary unit, ω is the angular frequency, L is the inductance, and i is the current.
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Explore the fundamental concepts of transformers, including step-up and step-down types, and their voltage transformation principles. Additionally, understand the induced electromotive force, inductance, and reluctance in magnetic circuits. Test your knowledge on these key electrical engineering topics.
