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21 May, 21:23

In your model is coil B the primary coil or the secondary coil how do you know

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  1. 22 May, 01:05
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    If Alternating voltage is applied to Coil B then it is said to be primary coil

    Explanation

    A transformer is a device which is used for reducing or increasing the voltage of an alternating current. It consists of two coils which are not connected to each other.

    Primary coil

    The coil to which the alternating voltage is supplied is called the primary coil. The alternating potential difference of this coil results in an alternating current in the primary coil and produces a changing magnetic field around it.

    Secondary Coil:

    Due to changing magnetic flux of around the primary coil, an alternating current is induced in second coil and an alternating voltage is induced in second coil this coil is known as secondary coil.

    There are two types of transformer

    step up transformer

    In step up transformer, number of loops in the secondary coil is more than the number of loop in primary Coil. Therefore voltage across secondary coil will be more.

    If the given model is step up transformer then coil B will have more number of loops than coil A. And coil A will be connected to Alternating voltage. In this Case Coil A will said to be primary coil and Coil B will be Secondary coil

    step down transformer

    In step down transformer, number of loops in the secondary coil is less than number of loop in primary coil. Therefore voltage across secondary coil will be less.

    If the given model is step down transformer then coil B will have less number of loops than coil A and coil A will be connected to Alternating voltage. In this Case Coil A will said to be primary coil and Coil B will be Secondary coil
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