A transformer with 120 primary turns and 10 secondary turns is connected to a 240V AC supply and supplies a purely resistive load connected to the secondary winding. The input current is measured at 5A. Using the Ideal transformer equations calculate the following: 1] The secondary voltage (V) 20V 2] The input power (W) 1200W 3] The output power (W) 1200W 60A 4] The output current (A)

A transformer with 120 primary turns and 10 secondary turns is connected to a 240V AC supply and supplies a purely resistive load connected to the secondary winding. The input current is measured at 5A. Using the Ideal transformer equations calculate the following: 1] The secondary voltage (V) 20V 2] The input power (W) 1200W 3] The output power (W) 1200W 60A 4] The output current (A)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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