Table - Measured ValuesInput voltage Input Current Output Voltage Output currentVp [V]Ip [A]Vs [V]Is [A]5.280.0461.1190.08Answer the following:QUESTION - 1Study the given circuit diagram and complete the table given below:3Name the devices given in thecirSecondary circuitPrimary circuitNumber of the device voltmeter secondaryammeter primary3Input AC sourceammeter secondary6transformerload resistor4voltmeter primary9Switchell Objective:(a) To measure the input and output (current, voltage and power) with normal sized resistance in the secondary circuit.(b) Compare the actual voltage gain (V2/V,) and ideal voltage gain (N2/N,).(c) To find the input and output power.(d) To find the efficiency of the given transformer.Formulae:VsNsVsIpVpNpVpIsApparatus used in this Experiment:OSS0624Experimental Values:200800100100 0

Given:The Input voltage: VP=5.28 VThe Input current: IP=0.046 AThe output voltage: VS=1.119 VThe…

Study the given circuit diagram and complete the table given below: Switch 9 6 4 4 7 Name the devices given in the cir 9 ooooooo Secondary circuit Primary circuit Number of the device voltmeter secondary ammeter primary 3 Input AC source 00000 ammeter secondary transformer load resistor voltmeter primary 46 1 8 3

Study the given circuit diagram and complete the table given below: Switch 9 6 4 4 7 Name the devices given in the cir 9 ooooooo Secondary circuit Primary circuit Number of the device voltmeter secondary ammeter primary 3 Input AC source 00000 ammeter secondary transformer load resistor voltmeter primary 46 1 8 3

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

5th Edition

ISBN:9780534408961

Author:Stephen T. Thornton, Jerry B. Marion

Publisher:Stephen T. Thornton, Jerry B. Marion

Chapter13: Continuous Systems; Waves

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 13.14P

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