Practice Questions
1.State what a transformer is used for
A transformer is used to either increase or decrease the size of an alternating potential difference.
2. Describe the construction of a transformer
Every transformer will contain a primary coil, secondary coil and iron core.
Both of the coils are wound around the soft iron core.
3. Explain how a transformer can increase the size of an alternating potential difference.
A small alternating potential difference is applied across the primary coil, an alternating current will flow in the primary coil.
This alternating current through primary coil, will cause a changing magnetic field through the soft iron core.
The magnetic field lines will cut the secondary coil, inducing a large alternating potential difference across the ends of the coil.
If the secondary coil is part of a complete circuit, then an altnernating current will flow.
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