The Output Current in Transformer Calculator will calculate the:
Calculation parameters: The conducting wire of transformer is uniform and it has the same thickness everywhere; the source supplies AC current.
The output current in an ideal transformer is A [Ampere] |
The output current in a real transformer is A [Ampere] |
The number of turns in the secondary coil is |
Output current in an ideal transformer calculation |
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i2 (ideal) = i1 × ∆V1/∆V2 i2 (ideal) = × / i2 (ideal) = / i2 (ideal) = |
Output current in a real transformer calculation |
i2 (real) = Plost/∆V2 (1 - e) i2 (real) = / (1 - ) i2 (real) = / × i2 (real) = / i2 (real) = |
Number of turns in the secondary coil calculation |
N2 = ∆V2/∆V1 × N1 N2 = / × N2 = × N2 = |
Output Current In A Transformer Calculator Input Values |
Input current in the transformer (i1) A [Ampere] |
Input voltage in the transformer (ΔV1) V [Volt] |
Number of turns in the primary coil (N1) |
Output voltage (ΔV2) V [Volt] |
Efficiency of real transformer (e) |
Power lost in the transformer (Plost) W [Watt] |
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This formula derives from the formula of power of an ideal transformer
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