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A Transformer is a static apparatus, with no moving parts, which transforms electrical power from one circuit to another with changes in voltage and current and no change in frequency. There are two types of transformers classified by their function: Step up Transformer and Step down Transformer.
A Step up Transformer is a device which converts the low primary voltage to a high secondary voltage i.e. it steps up the input voltage. A Step down Transformer on the other hand, steps down the input voltage i.e. the secondary voltage is less than the primary voltage.
This is even applicable to a step down transformer. But, since the voltage at the secondary of a step down transformer is lesser than that at the primary, the current at the secondary will be increased in order to balance the total power in the transformer.
As VS is less than VP in a step down transformer, IS has to be more than IP. Hence, the output voltage in a step down transformer is less than that of the primary voltage and the output current is more than the input current.
Transformers are used to change AC voltage levels, such transformers being termed step-up or step-down type to increase or decrease voltage level, respectively. Transformers can also be used to provide galvanic isolation between circuits as well as to couple stages of signal-processing circuits. Since the invention of the first constant-potential transformer in 1885, transformers have become essential for the transmission, distribution, and utilization of alternating current electric power.[2] A wide range of transformer designs is encountered in electronic and electric power applications. Transformers range in size from RF transformers less than a cubic centimeter in volume, to units weighing hundreds of tons used to interconnect the power grid.
One example is in traction transformers used for electric multiple unit and high-speed train service operating across regions with different electrical standards. The converter equipment and traction transformers have to accommodate different input frequencies and voltage (ranging from as high as 50 Hz down to 16.7 Hz and rated up to 25 kV).
A centre-tapped transformer also known as two phase three wire transformer is normally used for rectifier circuits. When a digital project has to work with AC mains a Transformer is used to step-down the voltage (in our case, to 24V or 12V) and then convert it to DC by using a rectifier circuit. In a center-tapped transformer the peak inverse voltage is twice as in bridge rectifier hence this transformer is commonly used in full wave rectifier circuits.
Step-down transformers not only protect your electrical devices but can also save you money from your electric bill. These transformers make use of high voltage and low current energy, making sure that there is less energy wasted.
We carry a wide range of 110 Volt and 220 / 240 Volt Step up and step down voltage converter transformers from 50 Watts to 20,000 Watts. Please read our Transformer Purchase Guide before choosing a voltage converter transformer.
Multiple Winding Transformers can also be used to provide either a step-up, a step-down, or a combination of both between the various windings. In fact a multiple winding transformers can have several secondary windings on the same core with each one providing a different voltage or current level output.
The other parts of the transformers are conservator tank, which will be used to provide oil storage, such that the pressure of the oil under heavy loads settles down. Bushings will be provided to give insulation to the output terminals that will be taken from the windings of the transformer. In 12 volts transformer, these other parts will not be present. The efficiency of the transformer will be very high which varies from 95% to 98%.
For the secondary winding take SWG-25 copper wire. Here we are discussing a step-down transformer which means secondary turn should be less than primary turns. So for the 12 Volt transformer, we have to take 109 turns on the secondary side, And wound it on the same coil, keeping two ends free to give output. Then you have to solder to external Patch cord to both these ends. Again wrap with wax paper that will be again wrapped by masking tape.
Generally, step-up transformers are located at power generation plants, stepping up the voltage flowing from the power plant to long-distance distribution networks. Step-down transformers, on the other hand, decrease the voltage of power streams received at the local distribution level. The long-distance stream is first stepped down to a level acceptable for local distribution, and then stepped down again at each consumer node (residential homes and offices).
Power-generation plants produce electricity at 20 kV, which is then stepped up to 440 kV for long-distance distribution. When received at a local distribution station, the voltage is reduced to 11 kV using a step-down transformer. From here, for distribution to individual consumers, another step-down transformer reduces the voltage to the standard 220 V suitable for consumer use.
A power supply takes the AC from the wall outlet, converts it to unregulated DC, and reduces the voltage using an input power transformer, typically stepping it down to the voltage required by the load. For safety reasons, the transformer also separates the output power supply from the mains input.
Competition remained between AC and DC proponents until a series of events, contract awards, and field trials proved that AC transmission lines were the most economical, although DC lines remained in use well into the 20th Century. Since most appliances, developed by Edison, were DC devices, the need for direct current was strong. Since AC could be stepped down to any DC voltage, DC systems are still utilized.
I am having a motor 460V, 10HP , It will be great if you could please let me know the rating of the transformer which I need to use for connecting it to our supply voltage of 600V. I would also like to know the steps involved in calculating the rating of step down transformers for motors.
Yes, for three phase transformers the voltage given on name plate is phase to phase NO LOAD that is open circuit voltage. On load ,depending on the impedance transformer the secondary voltage drops down to some extent. RAJ LAHARE
How do I calculate the fuse rating of a power supply circuit with 500VA, 220V AC/ 15V AC step-down transformer, if after rectification, filtration/smoothening, and 12V DC regulation; the load is a purely resistive load of 100watts, 12V DC. Thanks.
There are always minimum 2 windings for a transformer. 1 primery winding and 2 secondary winding. If voltage of primery winding is more than that of secondary winding then the transformer is step down type.
Hello,I had to select two transformers(step up and step down) to power a dc load. In between the step down transformer there is a rectifier circuit which outputs 50-150V DC . the power of dc load is around 800kw. How can i calculate the ratting of transformers Your suggestions are highly appreciated.Thanks
Whether this is single phase or three phase If three phase what is the vector group If single phase it can be used as step up. As the transformation ratio is low I think this may be autotransformer. Please mail schematic diagram as printed on nameplate of transformer for better solution .
My input Ac voltage is 120 volt which is coming from a 3 phase 400kva step down transformer.I want to install a 10 kva single phase step up transformer in my house to get 220 volt for my domestic appliances to operate properly.please let me know how much extra load of this10 kva step up transforner will be put on the mains 3 phase transformer.hope i will get a good response and better solution Thanks 153554b96e
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