Transformers Explained - How transformers work

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I took apart and wound Transformers for 40 years and new the fundamentals. But I never learned how things worked out in these formulas. This was very informative. There was hardly a Transformer that I can take apart and not put back together. I did it a lot, but never had time to learn the aspects of it. And again I like your video oh, you're never too old to learn. When I wired houses back in my day, my boss told me there's only two things electricity can do. They can either work for you, or it can kill you. This is always stuck with me all these years.

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I am a mechanic I have read many books that briefly explain induction. They leave me hanging saying the primary windings induce a voltage in the secondary windings … the end. You did a very excellent job at explaining how this happens . You really answered many of my questions thank you so much.

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After working 35 years in a power plant, I never actually knew why transformers hummed. I always thought it was because they didn't know the words.

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This is a transformer… and there’s more to it than meets the eyes…

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That was helpful 😊 Transformer ratio K= (n1/n2)=(v1/v2)=(i2/i1) where V1 : voltage at the primary side V2 : Voltage at secondary side N1 : number of turns at the primary side N2 : number of turns at secondary side i1 : current at the primary side i2 : current at secondary side

"America is/does/uses X, the rest of the world uses Y" is one of the most common phrases in science and technology. The US just likes being awkward.

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