Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given Calculator

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✖Primary Current is the current which is flow in the primary winding of the transformer.ⓘ Primary Current [I1]			+10% -10%
✖Secondary Current is the current which is flows in the secondary winding of transformer. ⓘ Secondary Current [I2]			+10% -10%

✖the voltage transformation ratio of the transformer is used to find the relation between primary voltage and secondary voltage.ⓘ Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given [K]

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Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given

Urvi Rathod

Vishwakarma Government Engineering College (VGEC), Ahmedabad

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< 8 Other formulas that you can solve using the same Inputs

EMF Induced In Secondary Winding When Output Voltage Is Given

EMF Induced In The Secondary Winding=Voltage2+(Secondary Current *Impedance of Secondary winding) GO

Impedance Of Secondary Winding When Output Voltage Is Given

Impedance of Secondary winding=(EMF Induced In The Secondary Winding-Voltage2)/Secondary Current GO

EMF Induced In Primary Winding When Input Voltage Is Given

EMF Induced In The Primary Winding=voltage1-(Primary Current *Impedance of primary winding) GO

Impedance Of Primary Winding When Input Voltage Is Given

Impedance of primary winding=(voltage1-EMF Induced In The Primary Winding)/Primary Current GO

Self-Induced EMF In Secondary

Self-Induced EMF in Secondary=Secondary leakage Reactance*Secondary Current GO

Self-Induced EMF In Primary

Self-Induced EMF in primary=Primary leakage Reactance*Primary Current GO

Secondary Current When Voltage Transformation Ratio Is Given

Secondary Current =Primary Current /Voltage Transformation Ratio GO

Primary Current When Voltage Transformation Ratio Is Given

Primary Current =Secondary Current *Voltage Transformation Ratio GO

< 11 Other formulas that calculate the same Output

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Equivalent Resistance From Primary Side Is Given

Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Resistance of Secondary winding/(Equivalent resistance of transformer from primary-Resistance of primary winding)) GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Secondary Leakage Resistance Is Given

Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Resistance of Secondary winding/(Equivalent resistance of transformer from primary-Resistance of primary winding)) GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Equivalent Resistance From Secondary Side Is Given

Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Resistance of primary winding/(Equivalent resistance from Secondary-Resistance of Secondary winding)) GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary Leakage Resistance Is Given

Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Resistance of primary winding/(Equivalent resistance from Secondary-Resistance of Secondary winding)) GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Equivalent Reactance From Secondary Side Is Given

Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt((Equivalent reactance from secondary-Secondary leakage Reactance)/Primary leakage Reactance) GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Equivalent Reactance From Primary Side Is Given

Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Secondary leakage Reactance/(Equivalent reactance from primary-Primary leakage Reactance)) GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Induced Voltage Is Given

Voltage Transformation Ratio=EMF Induced In The Secondary Winding/EMF Induced In The Primary Winding GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Number Of Turns Is Given

Voltage Transformation Ratio=Number of Turns in Secondary winding/Number of Turns in Primary winding GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Secondary Leakage Reactance Is Given

Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Secondary leakage Reactance/Reactance of Secondary in primary) GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary Leakage Reactance Is Given

Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Reactance of Primary in Secondary/Primary leakage Reactance) GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Voltage Is Given

Voltage Transformation Ratio=Voltage2/voltage1 GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given Formula

Voltage Transformation Ratio=Primary Current /Secondary Current
K=I1/I2

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Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Voltage Is Given GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Induced Voltage Is Given GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Number Of Turns Is Given GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Secondary Leakage Reactance Is Given GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary Leakage Reactance Is Given GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary Leakage Resistance Is Given GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Secondary Leakage Resistance Is Given GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Equivalent Resistance From Primary Side Is Given GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Equivalent Resistance From Secondary Side Is Given GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Equivalent Reactance From Secondary Side Is Given GO

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Equivalent Reactance From Primary Side Is Given GO

Is the ratio between turns and voltage the same in the transformer?

Transformers are all about “ratios”. The ratio of the primary to the secondary, the ratio of the input to the output, and the turns ratio of any given transformer will be the same as its voltage ratio. the ratio between the number of turns changes the resulting voltages must also change by the same ratio.

How to Calculate Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given?

Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given calculator uses Voltage Transformation Ratio=Primary Current /Secondary Current to calculate the Voltage Transformation Ratio, The Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given formula is defined as the ratio of the EMF in the secondary coil to that in the primary coil. . Voltage Transformation Ratio and is denoted by K symbol.

How to calculate Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given, enter Primary Current (I1) and Secondary Current (I2) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given calculation can be explained with given input values -> 1.2 = 12/10.

FAQ

What is Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given?

The Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given formula is defined as the ratio of the EMF in the secondary coil to that in the primary coil. and is represented as K=I1/I2 or Voltage Transformation Ratio=Primary Current /Secondary Current . Primary Current is the current which is flow in the primary winding of the transformer and Secondary Current is the current which is flows in the secondary winding of transformer. .

How to calculate Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given?

The Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given formula is defined as the ratio of the EMF in the secondary coil to that in the primary coil. is calculated using Voltage Transformation Ratio=Primary Current /Secondary Current . To calculate Voltage Transformation Ratio When Primary And Secondary Current Is Given, you need Primary Current (I1) and Secondary Current (I2). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Primary Current and Secondary Current and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

How many ways are there to calculate Voltage Transformation Ratio?

In this formula, Voltage Transformation Ratio uses Primary Current and Secondary Current . We can use 11 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

Voltage Transformation Ratio=Voltage2/voltage1
Voltage Transformation Ratio=EMF Induced In The Secondary Winding/EMF Induced In The Primary Winding
Voltage Transformation Ratio=Number of Turns in Secondary winding/Number of Turns in Primary winding
Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Secondary leakage Reactance/Reactance of Secondary in primary)
Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Reactance of Primary in Secondary/Primary leakage Reactance)
Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Resistance of primary winding/(Equivalent resistance from Secondary-Resistance of Secondary winding))
Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Resistance of Secondary winding/(Equivalent resistance of transformer from primary-Resistance of primary winding))
Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Resistance of Secondary winding/(Equivalent resistance of transformer from primary-Resistance of primary winding))
Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Resistance of primary winding/(Equivalent resistance from Secondary-Resistance of Secondary winding))
Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt((Equivalent reactance from secondary-Secondary leakage Reactance)/Primary leakage Reactance)
Voltage Transformation Ratio=sqrt(Secondary leakage Reactance/(Equivalent reactance from primary-Primary leakage Reactance))

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