A. Calculate the secondary number of turns of the given transformer and Identify the types used. Types of Transformer Number Turns Primary (Np) 30 Turns 130 Turns 10 Turns 24 Turns 110 Turns 5 Turns Secondary Voltage (Vs) 12-V 220-V 24-V Number Turns Primary Voltage (Vp) 60-V 110-V 5-V Secondary (Ns) 12-V 220-V 45-V1 60-V 240-V 110-V B. Differentiate Step-Down transformer from Step-Up Transformer.

A. Calculate the secondary number of turns of the given transformer and Identify the types used. Types of Transformer Number Turns Primary (Np) 30 Turns 130 Turns 10 Turns 24 Turns 110 Turns 5 Turns Secondary Voltage (Vs) 12-V 220-V 24-V Number Turns Primary Voltage (Vp) 60-V 110-V 5-V Secondary (Ns) 12-V 220-V 45-V1 60-V 240-V 110-V B. Differentiate Step-Down transformer from Step-Up Transformer.

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