Summary of APA ITU TRAFO / TRANSFORMATOR ?
Main Ideas and Concepts
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Definition of a Transformer:
A Transformer is a device that changes the voltage of alternating current (AC).
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Principle of Operation:
Transformers operate based on electromagnetic induction. They consist of two coils (primary and secondary) connected through a magnetic core.
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Structure of a Transformer:
- Primary Coil: Carries the input electric current (illustrated as a red coil).
- Secondary Coil: Supplies the output electric current (illustrated as a green coil).
- Iron Core: Facilitates the flow of magnetic flux between the coils (illustrated as a gray core).
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Working Principle:
AC voltage flows through the Primary Coil, generating magnetic flux in the Iron Core. This magnetic flux induces voltage in the Secondary Coil. The output voltage depends on the turns ratio of the primary and secondary coils.
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Types of Transformers:
- Step-Up Transformer: Increases voltage (e.g., from 11.8 kV to 150 kV), typically used in power plants.
- Step-Down Transformer: Decreases voltage for distribution to homes, commonly seen along roadways.
- Isolation Transformer: Provides electrical isolation while maintaining the same voltage, often used in electronics and audio equipment.
Bullet Point Summary of Methodology/Instructions
- Understanding Transformer Structure:
- Identify the Primary Coil (input) and Secondary Coil (output).
- Recognize the role of the Iron Core in magnetic flux conduction.
- Understanding Working Principle:
- Recognize the flow of AC voltage through the Primary Coil.
- Understand how magnetic flux is generated and induces voltage in the Secondary Coil.
- Note that the output voltage is determined by the turns ratio of the coils.
- Identifying Transformer Types:
- Step-Up Transformer: Look for applications in power generation.
- Step-Down Transformer: Commonly found in electrical distribution systems.
- Isolation Transformer: Used for safety and isolation in electronic devices.
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