Principle of Transformer

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Principle of Transformer

 

 

Φ=Φmsinωt

e=ddt(ΦT)=TdΦdt(Φmsinωt)=TωΦmcosωt

=TωΦmsin(ωtπ2)

e=Emsin(ωtπ2)

 

Em=TωΦm

Erms=E=Em2

E=TωΦm2=T(2πf)Φm2

E=4.44ΦmfT

E1=4.44ΦmfT1

 

E2=4.44ΦmfT2

Bm=ΦmA

E1T1=4.44Φmf

 

E2T2=4.44Φmf

E1T1=E2T2

E1E2=T1T2

 

a=E1E2=T1T2

 

V1V2=T1T2=a

 

Φ=ΦMsinωt

e1=E1msin(ωtπ2)

 

e2=E2msin(ωtπ2)

 

 

 

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