ELC-04
Ideal transformer ratio
Vs/Vp = Ns/Np = Ip/Is.
Governing equation
where
- V_p
- Primary voltage (V)
- N_p
- Primary turns (turns)
- N_s
- Secondary turns (turns)
- I_p
- Primary current (A)
- V_s
- Secondary voltage (V)
- I_s
- Secondary current (A)
Lecture brief
Historical brief
Ohm (1827), Kirchhoff (1845) and Maxwell’s circuit reduction still run every board: RLC transients, transformers, skin effect and three-phase power. The sheets are those network laws, not a SPICE deck. This sheet (ELC-04 — Ideal transformer ratio) is the form associated with Faraday · IEC 60076. Working symbols: , , , , . Faraday's law on two windings that share flux gives voltages in the turn ratio; power conservation inverts the currents.
Purpose
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Calculator
Inputs
Outputs
- Secondary voltage V_s23.000 V
- Secondary current I_s20.000 A
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Narration of this film
Ideal, no leakage, no magnetising current.
Faraday's law on two windings that share flux gives voltages in the turn ratio; power conservation inverts the currents.
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