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Video is a very powerful visual learning tool. By watching videos of transformer work, students can learn the working principle of transformers quickly and easily. In addition, videos provide a more realistic view of transformer work than photos or drawings. For example, students can see how the coils are energized and how the flux changes as the current flows. This real-world perspective can be helpful for understanding transformer operation and for troubleshooting problems. Finally, video also allows students to see the equipment in use, which can help them better understand how it works. A transformer is a device that transfers energy from one circuit to another through the use of inductors and capacitors. Transformers are classified by their power ratings, which can be input or output. The highest power rating is the input power, which is the power supplied to the transformer. The lower power rating is the output power, which is the power delivered by the transformer. Transformers have more output power than input because they use energy from the input to create a magnetic field that amplifies the voltage of the output. This process also creates heat, which must be dissipated by cooling fins on the transformer. When it comes to their education, most students think inside the box. They rely on what they are taught in school and what their teachers tell them to do. However, when it comes to science and technology, this way of thinking can often lead students astray. In particular, the topic of free energy is one that has been misunderstood by many students. To begin with, many people believe that free energy is some sort of magical power that can be harnessed for infinite energy. This is not the case. Free energy is simply a term used to describe a system that does not require any input fuel in order to run. In other words, the system produces more energy than it consumes. While free energy systems do exist, they are not yet practical for everyday use. Nevertheless, students should still be thinking about ways to create them.

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please explain how current decrease when voltage increase in a step up transformer and vice versa.

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Power = Voltage x Current. The output power of the transformer cannot exceed the input power and so if the voltage increases, the current must decrease to keep the power the same...and vice versa.

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They mentioned that with the use of Transformers, increasing the voltage decreases the current. They said they would talk more about this later but I cannot find any video where they do. Based on everything I've learned so far about electricity increasing the voltage should increase the current. I've looked all over the internet and found that a lot of people concur with this except on the subject of power lines and Transformers. everyone then says as the voltage increases the current decreases. I have looked all over and cannot find anything that clearly explains how both statements can be true Can anyone please give me some answers.?

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I had the exact same issue! So basically instead of thinking in terms of V=IR think of it in terms of P=IV. Where P (power) must remain constant and V (voltage) has either stepped up or stepped down. In a normal circuit if you want to change the voltage you have to completely change the battery therefore not only has voltage say been stepped up but power has also increased too, therefore increase in current as well. In the transformer circuit, the Voltage has been stepped up but the total power delivered has not changed therefore the only way to keep that power constant (P=VI) the current must decrease. Hope that makes sense.

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@@Michael2512 it does to an extent but thinking in the context of a circuit inside your home. In that instance increasing the voltage would still also cause the current to increase so I'm still trying to figure out how both statements are true. Maybe I'm just being dumb. Is it just because the circuits in your house don't use the maximum amount of power available? Does it have something to do with the way the power circulates back to the power plant? I'm just not quite getting it on the molecular level. How is all that voltage even circulating if it's not pushing that many electrons?

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@@brandond6736 You are right. Current depends on the load and also on voltage to the load. That's ohms law and its true. Please remember when they say SEC current decreases in SUT (Step up trans), they actually mean " SUT can sustain less SEC current compared to PRI current value' and if you try to draw more current by putting more load then SEC voltage will drop or something will burn out. Always think of load and its type. If you put a heater in sec of SUT and SEC voltage is further increased by increasing the no of turns then current will also increase. If however some step down transformer (SDT) is put in the SEC of SUP and now if the no of turn of SUT SEC is increased then the current drawn by SDT (mean SUT sec current) will be less as Voltage has increased and not need draw more current as Power required is Vx I And trust that at consumption stage most load are controlled ones and does not keep drawing more simply because voltages have increased.(Eg- Induction motors ) Hope it clear some of doubts

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A transformer is a device that transfers electric energy from one alternating-current circuit to one or more other circuits, either increasing (stepping up) or reducing (stepping down) the voltage.

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In order to create a magnetic field with electricity, you need to use alternating current. This is because only alternating current can be used in transformers. Transformers work by using the changing magnetic fields to transfer electrical energy from one coil of wire to another. A basic transformer has two coils of wire, called the primary and secondary coils. The primary coil is connected to the power source, and the secondary coil is connected to the device that needs power. When the current flows through the primary coil, it creates a changing magnetic field. This magnetic field passes through the secondary coil, causing it to create an electric current. An electrical transformer is a device that transfers electrical energy from one circuit to another through inductively coupled conductors-the transformer's coils. The transformer's input and output power are usually measured in volts-amperes (VA). It is possible to design a transformer with an output power greater than its input power, but this requires the use of special construction techniques and materials. The working principle of a transformer is based on Faraday's law of induction. When an electric current flows through the primary coil, a magnetic field is created. This magnetic field interacts with the secondary coil, inducing an electric current in it. The magnitude of the induced current depends on the number of turns in the secondary coil and the strength of the magnetic field. Transformers can be used to increase or decrease the voltage level of an electric signal.

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Transformers are like a tank. If you step-up voltage, its like filling a tank so current decreases while voltage increases. If you step-down voltage, its like opening a faucet so current increases while voltage decreases.

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Why/how does the current reduce when the voltage is increased in a step-up transformer? I thought that by ohm's law, current and voltage increase together given the same resistance.

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Nice video

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Please make video on eddy current

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We need more videos on elecrrical

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Could you use a step down to come into your house and a large capacitor to trickle the usage while providing all you need for pennies?

[@arduinoprogrammingandelect6895]

I have a question What happen Is i will use step-down transformer as step up transformer in reverse feeding directly connect with inverter?

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[@pedritoc.c.t.665]

So i can use a 246.7v output backwards and generate the 7200v. On a pole transformer ( cone red backwards

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Thank you so much for this video! It has been incredibly helpful for me to get the basic understanding of a transformer, since I was having a tough time understanding where the premise of step-up and step-down came from.

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Thanks for your share the knowledge

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[@Coisapreta123]

thank you very much for your explanations, but what makes the magnet movement, I mean the turning of the magnet inside de ac generator? thanks

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