Electrical Engineering - Transformers - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Transformers - General Questions (Q.No. 2)
2.
The turns ratio required to match an 80 
source to a 320 load is
source to a 320 load isDiscussion:
101 comments Page 1 of 11.
Jeykishan kumar.k said:
1 decade ago
Turn ratio will be proportion to square root of load.
Jen said:
1 decade ago
Turns ratio2 = load impedance/source impedance
=2
=2
Anirudhya said:
1 decade ago
v1 I1=v2 I2
v1*v1/r1=v2*v2/r2
sq of (v1/v2)=r2/r1
sq of (1/k)=r2/r1=4
1/k=2------this is turns ratio
k=1/2-----this is transformation ratio
bcoz--n2/n1==transformation ratio
and
n1/n2==turns ratio
v1*v1/r1=v2*v2/r2
sq of (v1/v2)=r2/r1
sq of (1/k)=r2/r1=4
1/k=2------this is turns ratio
k=1/2-----this is transformation ratio
bcoz--n2/n1==transformation ratio
and
n1/n2==turns ratio
Vinay kumar said:
1 decade ago
Turn ratio will be proportion to square root of load.
Jegan said:
1 decade ago
sq of(v1/v2)=r1/r2
Rajneesh said:
1 decade ago
Turns ratio=(n2/n1)^1/2
Pruthibiraj gouda said:
1 decade ago
Here r1=80ohm, r2=320 ohm
we know v2/v1=i1/i2
v2/v1=v1/r1*r2/v2
=> k=(v1/v2)*(r2/r1)
=> k=1/k*(320/80)
=>K sq=4
k=2
Ans=2
we know v2/v1=i1/i2
v2/v1=v1/r1*r2/v2
=> k=(v1/v2)*(r2/r1)
=> k=1/k*(320/80)
=>K sq=4
k=2
Ans=2
Kallan said:
1 decade ago
N2/N1=320/80=4
turns ratio= sq rt(n2/n1)=2
turns ratio= sq rt(n2/n1)=2
T.M.eswar said:
1 decade ago
I wants that why the frequency is constant for the transformers?
Saminathan said:
1 decade ago
2T = load/source
2T = 320/80
T = 4/2
T=2
2T = 320/80
T = 4/2
T=2
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