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MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question.
The turns ratio of a transformer (n) is defined as:
the number of turns in the primary divided by the number of turns in the secondary.
the number of turns in the secondary divided by the number of turns in the primary.
the number of turns in the secondary multiplied by the number of turns in the primary.
the number of turns in the primary multiplied by the number of turns in the secondary.
What is the secondary voltage in Figure 14–1 if the turns ratio is 4.5:1?
How can the windings ratio be safely determined for an unmarked transformer?
Standardized wire color codes indicate windings ratio.
The turns ratio is the same as the ratio of primary resistance to secondary resistance ratio.
Apply known low voltage ac to the primary and measure the secondary output. The ratio of
the voltages is the same as the windings ratio.
In Figure 14–1, if the primary to secondary turns ratio is 7.5:1, the output voltage equals ________.
What is the secondary voltage in Figure 14–1 if the turns ratio is 7:1?
What is the likeliest way to fix a center–tapped transformer which outputs unequal voltages on
each half of the secondary?
Remove some turns from the half with the higher voltage winding.
Add some turns to the half with the lower voltage winding.
Do not concern yourself; the customer will probably not notice the problem.
What is the reflected resistance seen by the primary in Figure 14–1 if the turns ratio is 3:1 and IS is
240 mA?
D
To couple two circuits together with no change in either voltage or current, use ________.
An autotransformer differs from most transformers in that:
source current flows through both the windings.
it does not isolate the primary voltage from the secondary voltage.
primary and secondary windings are the same.
When the turns ratio of a transformer is 1:10 and the primary AC voltage in 6 V, then the secondary
voltage is ________.
The hysteresis loss in a transformer is ________.
caused by rapid reversal of the magnetic field
another name for flux leakage loss
caused by current flowing in the core
caused by the resistance of the wire
A
In Figure 14–1, if the secondary current is 50 mA, the reflected resistance seen by the primary
equals ________.
When a 1 k load resistor is connected across the secondary winding of a transformer with a turns
ratio of 1:2, the source “sees” a reflected load of ________.
In Figure 14–1, the primary to secondary turns ratio is changed to 2.5:1 and the secondary current
equals 100 mA. What is the reflected resistance seen by the primary?
In Figure 14–1, if there are five times more turns in the primary than in the secondary, then what is
the secondary voltage?
The reflected load in a transformer is defined as the actual load as it appears to the source and
results from:
What is the secondary current in Figure 14–1 with a 50 load resistor and 4:1 turns ratio?
In Figure 14–1, if the secondary current is 50 mA, the primary current is ________.
What is the primary current in Figure 14–1 if IS= 40 mA and the turns ratio equals 4:1 ?
For a transformer to operate properly, it must:
work within its voltage, current and power ratings.
be supplied with the proper AC signal.
What is the primary current in Figure 14–1 if the turns ratio equals 1:3 and IS equals 240 mA?
A matching transformer’s primary needs ________ more turns than its secondary to match a 600
audio signal distribution line to an 8 speaker.
In Figure 14–1, if a load resistor of 75 is placed in the secondary circuit, what is the secondary
current?
The relationship for the voltage ratio (Vsec/Vpri) in a transformer is:
the same as the turns ratio (Nsec/Npri).
opposite to the turns ratio (Nsec/Npri).
more than the turns ratio (Nsec/Npri).
less than the turns ratio (Nsec/Npri).
If a 12 V battery is connected across the primary of a transformer with a turns ratio of 1:4, then the
secondary voltage is ________.
An air core transformer would most likely be used for:
A step–up transformer will increase ________ and decrease ________.
Eddy current loss in a transformer is ________.
another name for flux leakage loss
caused by rapid reversal of the magnetic field
caused by the resistance of the wire
due to current flowing in the core
A
What is the reflected resistance seen by the primary in Figure 14–1 if the turns ratio is 4:1 and IS is
40 mA?
What is the secondary voltage in Figure 14–1 if the turns ratio is 9:1?
In Figure 14–1, the primary to secondary turns ratio is 1:3 and the secondary current equals 120
mA. What is the primary current?
cannot compute because the voltage is not given
What type transformer most likely has a 1:1 turns ratio?
The phrase “Maximum power is delivered to the load when the load resistance equals the source
resistance” is a definition of ________.
the maximum power transfer theorem
Which winding will have the lowest measured resistance in a transformer with four secondary
windings?
In Figure 14–1, if the primary to secondary turns ratio is 9:1 and a 1 k load resistor is placed in the
secondary, the reflected resistance seen by the primary equals ________.
What is the secondary voltage in Figure 14–1 if the turns ratio is 1:3?
A center tap transformer has a connection at the midpoint of the secondary winding resulting in:
secondary voltages half that of a non–center tapped transformer with the same turns ratio.
two equal magnitude secondary voltages.
two 180 degree out of phase secondary voltages.
A step–up transformer will increase ________ and decrease ________.
The measured voltage on the secondary of a given transformer is 0 V. Which of the following could
have caused this?
The turns ratio required to match a 50 source to a 200 load is ________.
The relationship for the current ration (Isec/Ipri) in a transformer is:
the inverse of the turns ratio (Nsec/Npri).
the same as the turns ratio (Nsec/Npri).
more than the turns ratio (Nsec/Npri).
less than the turns ratio (Nsec/Npri).
If 10 W of power are applied to the primary of an ideal transformer with a turns ratio of 1:5, the
power delivered to the secondary load is ________.
match the impedance of a source to the impedance of a load
convert a lower current into a higher current
convert a higher voltage into a lower voltage
To match a 600 audio load to a 4 speaker system, the primary of the impedance matching
transformer must have ________ more turns than the secondary.
The primary should have less turns than the secondary.
The relationship for the impedance matching ratio (RL/Rpri) in a transformer is:
equal to the turns ratio (Nsec/Npri).
opposite to the turns ratio (Nsec/Npri).
opposite to the turns ratio (Nsec/Npri) squared.
equal to the turns ratio (Nsec/Npri) squared.
36 V of dc is applied to a windings ratio of 1:2. What is the secondary voltage?
something slightly less than 72 V since transformers do have some loss
What is the problem if a power transformer is delivering a low output voltage even though the
primary voltage is correct?
a partially shorted secondary
The small dot placed on schematics of transformers indicates:
the polarity of the voltages.
the direction of the winding.
the phase of the voltages.
Although the input voltage to the transformer’s primary is correct, the transformer is outputting
zero volts. A probable trouble is ________.
a partially shorted primary
a partially shorted secondary
In Figure 14–1, if the primary to secondary turns ratio is changed to 4:1 and a 1 k load resistor is
in the secondary, the secondary current equals ________.
When a 1 k load resistor is connected across the secondary winding of a transformer with a turns
ratio of 2:1, the source “sees” a reflected load of ________.
What is the secondary current in Figure 14–1 with a 100 load resistor and 3:1 turns ratio?
TRUE/FALSE. Write ‘T’ if the statement is true and ‘F’ if the statement is false.
An ideal transformer has no power loss.
Only the number of turns in the primary and secondary of a transformer determines the actual
secondary voltage.
A transformer with a turns ratio of 1:7 is a step down transformer.
A core material is not always necessary for proper operation of a transformer.
Transformer cores are made from laminated iron to reduce losses.
An ideal 10:1 transformer with 20 VA of power has less than 2 VA on the output.
Autotransformers cannot be used for isolation purposes since there is only one winding.
A step–down transformer could have a primary–secondary turns ratio of 4:1.
The efficiency of all transformers is very low.
If a dc voltage is input to a transformer’s primary, then an ac voltage is induced in its secondary.
A transformer with a turns ratio of 1:1 is often used to isolate a load from a source.
The impedance matching characteristic for a transformer is needed for a situation where maximum
power transfer to the load is desired.
A typical transformer fault would be an open winding.
The primary to secondary resistance should be relatively low.
A transformer can be used as an impedance matching device.