Quiz 5 Part 1 (RADS 354)

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Transformers are used to

make the high voltage necessary for x-ray production by supplying power

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Transformers are sometimes called

x-ray generator

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How much power do transformers supply?

110-120 volts from the department

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when voltage goes up, amperage goes...

down

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The transformer works on the principle of...

electromagnetic induction

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Primary Coil or Input Side of Transformer

the coil supplied with current, connected to AC which has 110-120 volts

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Secondary Coil or Output Side of Transformer

The coil not connected to a source of electricity/current

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How do transformers work?

tranfers electrical energy from one coil of wire to another but there is no connection between the two coils of wire (mutual induction)

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Transformer Law

The secondary voltage is to the primary voltage as the number of turns in the secondary coil is to the number of turns in the primary coil (direct)

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Transformer equation

Vs/Vp = Ns/Np relates voltage and turns

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step-down transformer

lowers the voltage with more turns on primary than secondary

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step-up transformer

increases voltage and decreases current with more turns on secondary than primary

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Turns ratio of a transformer is

ns (number of turns secondary) / np (number of turns primary)

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Law of Conservative Energy

there can be no more power coming out than going in the transformer this means for step up transformer as voltage increases current would decrease and vice versa for step down transformer

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Current Value Formula

Is/Ip = Vp/Vs relates current/intensity and voltage

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Types of Transformers

-air core

-open core

-closed core or doughnut

-shell type or figure eight

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Air Core Transformer

two insulated coils of wire side by side

-least efficient because low magnetic field

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What is the simplest type of transformer?

air core transformer

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Open Core Transformer

two insulated coils of wire with an iron core

-increases the magnetic field

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will have 4 iron cores that are laminated to increase efficiency due to eddy currents and it will close off the air at the top and bottom

-increasing magnetic field

Closed Core or Doughnut Transformer

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consists of both primary and secondary coils around a center iron core

-will have 4 more iron cores, 2 across the top and 2 on each side of the center iron cores

Shell Type or Figure Eight Transformer

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efficiency of transformers is determined by...

the ratio of power output to power input

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Formula for transformer efficiency

% efficiency = power output/power input x 100

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in practice efficiency of a transformer equals:

90% - 95%, ideally we want 100%

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The 5%-10% loss of efficiency in a transformer is in the form of energy amd appears in what ways:

copper loss, eddy current loss, and hysteresis loss

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copper loss

loss of electrical power due to resistance

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How do we overcome copper loss of a transformer?

increasing the diameter of the wire causing less resistance

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Eddy Current Loss

small circular electrical currents in the iron core itself resulting from alternating magnetic flux

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Hysteresis Loss

magnetic domains changing with alternating current

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Both eddy and hysteresis loss can be reduced by...

laminated iron cores