Why Doesn't My Thevenin Equivalent Circuit Match the Book?

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The discussion centers on a student's struggle to match their Thevenin equivalent circuit for a transformer-coupled RLC load with the solution provided in a textbook. The student suspects there may be an error in the book, as their calculations differ from the expected results. A suggestion is made that a step-up (1:N) transformer is necessary to achieve a high-voltage source for the application. The conversation highlights the importance of verifying calculations and understanding transformer configurations in circuit analysis. Ultimately, the mismatch may stem from either a misunderstanding of the circuit or inaccuracies in the textbook.
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Q. I have to write an equivalent circuit for the transformer coupled RLC load.My answer is not matching with that of book . I am uploading my work and the answer given in book.

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It is an N:1 ideal transformer.

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I didn't check your work through, but it's probably just due to an error in your book. You'd want a step-up (1:N) transformer to give a high-voltage source for the cavity.
 
Thanx a lot :)
 

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