Fill in table Part A: Step Down TransformerPrimary Primary Secondary SecondaryVpNpTransformerCoilCoilVsNsRatio (n)(inner)Voltage Winding Winding(VP)(outer)Voltage(Vs)(NP)(Ns)(write as aratio)(write as aratio)(write as anumber)240524024010120240158024020|60240254824030402403534.29Part B: Step Up TransformerPrimary Primary Secondary SecondaryCoilVpNpTransformerCoilVsNsRatio (n)(inner)Voltage Winding Winding(VP)(outer)Voltage(Vs)(NP)(Ns)(write as aratio)(write as aratio)(write as anumber)2402404807202401024051524020960240251200240301440168024035LO

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Part A: Step Down Transformer Primary Primary Secondary Secondary Coil Winding Vp Np Trans Coil Vs Ns Rat (inner) Voltage Winding (VP) (outer) Voltage (Vs) (write as a ratio) (write as a ratio) (writ (NP) (Ns) nur 240 5 240 120 80 240 10 240 15 240 20 60 240 25 48 240 30 5 40 240 35 34.29 Part B: Step Up Transformer Primary Primary Secondary Secondary Coil Vp Np Trans (inner) Coil (nuter) Vs Ns Rat 5

Part A: Step Down Transformer Primary Primary Secondary Secondary Coil Winding Vp Np Trans Coil Vs Ns Rat (inner) Voltage Winding (VP) (outer) Voltage (Vs) (write as a ratio) (write as a ratio) (writ (NP) (Ns) nur 240 5 240 120 80 240 10 240 15 240 20 60 240 25 48 240 30 5 40 240 35 34.29 Part B: Step Up Transformer Primary Primary Secondary Secondary Coil Vp Np Trans (inner) Coil (nuter) Vs Ns Rat 5

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter32: Inductance

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 32.34P

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