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An ideal transformer is needed to step the voltage down from 400V to 115V. The primary has 400 turns. How many turns would be necessary on the secondary side?
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Henry
Np/Ns = Vp/Vs,
400/Ns = 400/115,
Ns = 115 = Turns on secontary winding.
14 years ago

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