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elemis
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This question about the variation of the aforementioned quantities in a transformer.
Now according to me and my knowledge of electricity this is how I feel it should play out :
If the input current were a sine curve that varies with time then :
Input voltage = cosine curve i.e. it is ahead of input current by 90 degrees.
Magnetic Flux = sine curve with same period as input voltage but LARGER amplitude.
Output voltage = out of phase with input voltage by 180 degrees.
Output current = this is where I'm faltering and I'm having issues...
Could someone please confirm what I've said is correct and help me with the bit in bold ?
Now according to me and my knowledge of electricity this is how I feel it should play out :
If the input current were a sine curve that varies with time then :
Input voltage = cosine curve i.e. it is ahead of input current by 90 degrees.
Magnetic Flux = sine curve with same period as input voltage but LARGER amplitude.
Output voltage = out of phase with input voltage by 180 degrees.
Output current = this is where I'm faltering and I'm having issues...
Could someone please confirm what I've said is correct and help me with the bit in bold ?