### Transformer ProblemGiven:- Number of primary turns (\(N_p\)) = 600- Number of secondary turns (\(N_s\)) = 1200- Primary voltage (\(V_g\)) = 120V- Load impedance (\(Z_L\)) = \(10Ω + j10Ω\)### Diagram ExplanationThe diagram illustrates an iron-core transformer with:- A sine wave symbol indicating the AC power source with primary voltage \(V_g\).- Two sets of coils representing the primary winding (\(N_p\)) and secondary winding (\(N_s\)) of the transformer. - Current \(I_p\) flowing through the primary winding.- Current \(I_L\) flowing to the load, represented by impedance \(Z_L\), on the secondary winding.- The secondary voltage across the load is denoted as \(V_L\).### Tasks1. **Find the magnitude of \(I_p\) for the iron-core transformer:** - \(I_p\) = [________] units2. **Find the magnitude of the voltage \(V_L\) and the current \(I_L\):** - \(V_L\) = [________] units - \(I_L\) = [________] unitsThis setup presents a basic transformer problem requiring the calculation of primary current and secondary side voltage and current, considering the given impedance.

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If Np = 600, Ns = 1200, Vg = 120V and Z₁ = 100 +j1002. Np Ns V IL ZL VL Find the magnitude of Ip for the iron-core transformer in the image abov units lp = Find the magnitude of the voltage V₁ and the current IL VL = units |L= units

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### Transformer Problem

Given:
- Number of primary turns (\(N_p\)) = 600
- Number of secondary turns (\(N_s\)) = 1200
- Primary voltage (\(V_g\)) = 120V
- Load impedance (\(Z_L\)) = \(10Ω + j10Ω\)

### Diagram Explanation

The diagram illustrates an iron-core transformer with:

- A sine wave symbol indicating the AC power source with primary voltage \(V_g\).
- Two sets of coils representing the primary winding (\(N_p\)) and secondary winding (\(N_s\)) of the transformer.
- Current \(I_p\) flowing through the primary winding.
- Current \(I_L\) flowing to the load, represented by impedance \(Z_L\), on the secondary winding.
- The secondary voltage across the load is denoted as \(V_L\).

### Tasks

1. **Find the magnitude of \(I_p\) for the iron-core transformer:**
- \(I_p\) = [________] units

2. **Find the magnitude of the voltage \(V_L\) and the current \(I_L\):**
- \(V_L\) = [________] units
- \(I_L\) = [________] units

This setup presents a basic transformer problem requiring the calculation of primary current and secondary side voltage and current, considering the given impedance.

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