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Question
Fig . shows the core of a transformer and i ts input and output connections
State the material used for the core and describe th e structure of the core.
(a) Use the values given in the diagram to calculate the turns ratio for the transformer and connections, labeling all parts of the diagram .
(b) If a current of 2 A is taken from th e output, calculate th e current in the input circuit (Assume the transformer to be ideal ).
Solution
(a) Soft iron is used as the material for the core of transformer.
Structure of core: The core is made by taking thin rectangular sheets or laminas of soft iron (or silicon -steel) and dipping them in an insulating paint or varnish . These insulated sheets are stacked together to form a solid looking rectangular frame. This is called the laminated core of the transformer.
(b) Given, Ep = 250 V, E. =50 V
We know that for transformer turn ratio =
Thus, it is a step-down transformer.
Given, Is =2A
Let Ip be the current though primary.
We know that for transformer turn ratio =
Ip =
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