Autotransformer Calculations

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What is the formula for calculating secondary voltage?

Vs = Vp × (Ns/Np).

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What does Vs represent?

Secondary voltage.

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What does Vp represent?

Primary voltage.

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What does Ns represent?

Secondary turns.

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What does Np represent?

Primary turns.

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What is the formula for calculating autotransformer output voltage?

Output voltage = Input voltage × (Tapped turns / Total turns).

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What type of transformer has fewer secondary turns than primary turns?

Step-down transformer.

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What type of transformer has more secondary turns than primary turns?

Step-up transformer.

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An autotransformer has 100 primary turns and 75 tapped secondary turns. Is it step-up or step-down?

Step-down because the secondary has fewer turns.

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An autotransformer has 100 primary turns, 75 secondary turns, and 120 V input. What is the output voltage?

90 V.

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How do you calculate output voltage with 120 V input, 75 secondary turns, and 100 primary turns?

Vs = 120 × (75/100) = 90 V.

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An autotransformer has 100 primary turns and 125 tapped secondary turns. Is it step-up or step-down?

Step-up because the secondary has more turns.

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An autotransformer has 100 primary turns, 125 secondary turns, and 120 V input. What is the output voltage?

150 V.

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How do you calculate output voltage with 120 V input, 125 secondary turns, and 100 primary turns?

Vs = 120 × (125/100) = 150 V.

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What happens to voltage when the secondary-to-primary turns ratio is greater than 1?

Voltage increases.

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What happens to voltage when the secondary-to-primary turns ratio is less than 1?

Voltage decreases.

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What happens to voltage when the secondary-to-primary turns ratio equals 1?

Voltage stays the same.

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If an autotransformer has 200 total turns and 100 tapped turns, what is its turns ratio?

100/200 = 0.5.

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If an autotransformer has a turns ratio of 0.5 and an input of 200 V, what is the output voltage?

100 V.

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If an autotransformer has 100 total turns and 200 tapped turns, what is its turns ratio?

200/100 = 2.

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If an autotransformer has a turns ratio of 2 and an input of 200 V, what is the output voltage?

400 V.

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What is the relationship between turns and voltage?

Directly proportional.

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What is the relationship between turns and amperage?

Inversely proportional.