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14.
The primary coil of a transformer is connected to a 60 V ac source. The secondary coil is connected to a 330 load. The turns ratio is 3:1. What is the secondary voltage?
2 V
20 V
180 V
18 V
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Akash.bhure said:   1 decade ago
Solution:

Primary voltage(V1) = 60V.
Turns ratio(K) = N2/N1 = V2/V1.
V2 = N2/N1*V1.
V2 = 1/3*60 = 60/3 = 20V.

RAMYA S said:   1 decade ago
What is the difference b/w turns ratio and transformer ratio?

Sanju said:   1 decade ago
Turn ratio is n2/n1 always.

Preeti Hazarika said:   1 decade ago
Case1: For step down transformer, primary has more turns than secondary.

Thus N2=1 & N1=3, So Turns ratio, N2/N1=1/3.

In that way Option B is correct.

Case 2: For step up transformer, N2/N1=3/1,

In this case option C will be correct.

In this question volt drop is there due to resistance thus 1st case seems valid.

Punnam chander said:   1 decade ago
N1:N2 = 3:1.

R-L = 330 ohms.

N2/N1= 1/3.
N2/N1= V2/V1.

V2 = 20 but this one is not answer he asking about across the R-L.

So, V2 = (I)(R-L).

I = V2/RL = 20/330.
I = 2/33.

V2 = (2/33)*(330) = 20.

Archana said:   10 years ago
Transformation ratio is N2/N1 and Turns ratio is N1/N2 is this right?

Pratap Kumar said:   10 years ago
Turn ratio = N2:N1 = 3:1.

This is the basic fundamental all we have to aware.

Now solve answer is 180.

Er Sahal said:   9 years ago
V2 / V 1= N2 / N1,

V2 / 60 = 1/3,

V2 * 3 = 60 * 1 (Cross Multiplication),

V2 = 60 / 3,

V2 = 20 V.
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Aghogho said:   9 years ago
Turns ratio = transformer ratio = N2/N1=3/1.

So solve and get 180.
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ANUPAM ANAND said:   9 years ago
Sometimes you take turn ratio means n1/n2 & sometimes you take n2/n1. So tell me that what is actual means of turn ratio?


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