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E = N ϕ ω
m
m
or,
E = N ϕ 2πϕ
m
m
We know for a sinusoidal voltage, the RMS value is times its maximum
value. If, E is the RMS value of the induced EMF, then
Primary winding has N turns. The induced EMF in the primary winding E 1
1
is
E = 4.44 ϕ f N V (6.3)
1
m
1
Since the same flux producing E also links the secondary winding having N 2
1
number of turns, the induced EMF in the secondary winding, E is
2
E = 4.44 ϕ f N V (6.4)
2
2
m
Dividing eq. (6.3) by eq. (6.4),
K is called the ratio of voltage transformation. For a step-up transformer, N 2
> N , and hence, the value of K is more than 1. For a step-down transformer,
1

