For the transformer in the picture, determine:The transformer ratio, Np/NsThe secondary voltage, VsThe secondary current, IsThe primary current, Ip|The power to the load, PsVmAmAWNP 100 turnsIslpVP = 110VRL20 k OhmNS 500 turns

TRANFORMATION RATIO Np/Ns= 100/500 = 0.2 secondary voltageVp/Vs = Np/NsVs= Vp .Ns/Np = 110 .…

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For the transformer in the picture, determine: The transformer ratio, Np/Ns The secondary voltage, Vs The secondary current, Is The primary current, Ip| The power to the load, Ps V mA mA W NP 100 turns Is lp VP = 110V RL 20 k Ohm NS 500 turns