The ratio of the number of the primary winding to the number of secondary windings of a transformer

The ratio of the number of the primary winding to the number of secondary windings of a transformer is 22:1. If an adopter with that transformer is connected to an electric circuit having a potential difference of 220 V, calculate the output voltage so obtained.

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Given:

The ratio of primary windings to secondary windings is 22:1. This means:

$\rm N_p:N_s$= $\rm 22:1$

$\rm or, $$\frac{ N_p}{N_s}$ = $\frac{ 22}{1}$

Primary Voltage( $\rm V_p$ )= $\rm 220V$

Secondary Voltage( $\rm V_s$ )= ?

To find the output voltage obtained from the transformer, we can use the transformer voltage formula:

$\frac{ N_p}{N_s}$ = $\frac{ V_p}{V_s}$

$\rm or, $ $\frac{ 22}{1}$ = $\frac{220 }{V_s}$

$\rm or, $ $\rm V_s $ = $\frac{220 }{22}$

$\rm or, $ $\rm V_s $ = $\rm 10$

Thus, the secondary voltage obtained from the transformer is 10 V.